* Invited plenary lectures or workshops. Other lectures are selected oral presentations.
April 1
8:30-9:00
Registration
9:00-10:30
Opening: Russell Gruen, Willem van Meurs.
- Russell Gruen: Systems response to severe trauma*.
- Peter Sloot: Immune response in patients undergoing cardiac surgery: The need for a multi-scale modeling approach*.
Coffee break
11:00-12:30
- Imogen Mitchell: Models for patient deterioration in the hands of real humans*.
- Ekavi Georgousopoulou: Single vs. multi parameter early warning scores’ performance: comparision of 4,089 medical emergency team calls.
- Yuan Chai: Patient specific modelling, surgical planning and rapid production of injury specific 3-D printed fixation implants – improving pelvic fracture management.
Lunch
13:30-15:00
- Debra Nestel: Standardized patients – Everything that’s wrong with this phrase*.
- Emma Tucker: Cardiorespiratory physiology in the space environment.
Tea break
15:30-17:00
- Richard Berlin: Catch the wind – human perception and disease classification*.
- Hanna Suominen: Finding the right information in a limited time.
17:15
- Keynote lecture, conference dinner
Buses will leave at 17:30 in front of the John Curtin School of Medical Research building
April 2
9:00-10:30
- Lex van Loon: Technical Physician: A new medical profession in the Netherlands*.
- Hans van Oostrom: The iClassroom; a new way to teach using technology*.
Coffee break
11:00-12:30
- Luis Salvador-Carulla: Healthcare ecosystem research and decision analytics. New approaches to evidence-informed planning in Mental Health*.
- Younjin Chung: Systems based modeling for monitoring and planning acute hospital care for mental illness.
- Nicolo Malagutti: Open-loop real-time estimation of individual pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic response parameters using particle filtering.
- Michael Smithson: A New approach to regression with compositional data.
Discussion.
Lunch
13:30-15:00
- Peter Hunter: Mapping and modeling the autonomic nervous system for cardiorespiratory physiology*.
- Micheal O’Rourke: Methods of distinguishing between vasconstriction and vasodilation as cause of hypotension in clinical practice.
Tea break
15:30-16:30 (workshops in parallel; pick one)
- Workshop 1: Timothy Antonius: Explanatory models in neonatal intensive care*.
- Workshop 2: Berend Westerhof: Cardiac pressure-volume loops: theory and practice*.
- Workshop 3: Willem van Meurs: Toward an open-access, open-source lumped parameter model of the cardiorespiratory system*.
16:30-17:30 (workshops in parallel; pick one)
- Workshop 1: Timothy Antonius: Explanatory models in neonatal intensive care*.
- Workshop 2: Berend Westerhof: Cardiac pressure-volume loops: theory and practice*.
- Workshop 3: Willem van Meurs: Toward an open-access, open-source lumped parameter model of the cardiorespiratory system*.
17:30-18:00
- Feedback on workshops
- Prizes and Adjourn