Sunday, 13th November ESA-SRB-APEG-NZSE 2022

• Multiple layers of complexity govern fertility, pregnancy, perinatal and lifelong health - Claire Roberts

• Improving care – theory to practice - David Maahs
• Driving Positive Behaviour Change - Hayden Fricke

• Impact of 6 months use of intermittently scanned continuous glucose monitoring on habitual sleep patterns and sleep quality in youth with type 1 diabetes and high-risk glycaemic control - Shelley Rose
• Intensive management from diagnosis improves HbA1c at 12 months post diagnosis results from a prospective cohort study in newly diagnosed children with type 1 diabetes - Caroline Griffin
• Who’s Right? A Rights based framework for the healthcare needs of those with a Variation in Sex characteristics. - Denise steers

• Addressing preventable infertility through understanding ovary development and improving fertility education - Jessie Sutherland
• Spermatogonial stem cells and oncofertility: from chemotherapy target to potential treatment tool - Tessa Lord
• New FKBPL and CD44-based diagnostics for preeclampsia: from discovery to a point of care test - Lana McClements
• Men do more than you think? The contribution of fathers to early embryogenesis. - Nicole McPherson

• Exposure to agricultural azoles disrupts retinoid signalling in fetal rodent testes - Cassy M Spiller
• Characterising the impact of paternal environmental drivers on seminal plasma composition - John E Schjenken
• Androgens and the epigenetic clock - Timothy A Hore
• New insights into ovarian development and function - Dagmar Wilhelm

• How psychological safety can help drive high performing teams - Hayden Fricke
• Automated Insulin Delivery - Caroline Griffin, Julie Klimek and Debra Sadie

You will be taken on a guided “hands on tour” of current and future diabetes technology, such as insulin pumps, associated and standalone CGM systems and pipeline products. You will be able to look at, handle and ask questions regarding the unique features of all of the devices. The session will be facilitated by experienced diabetes educators and the products detailed by the company representatives.

• Optogenics to stimulate the steroidogenic pathway - Diane Rebourcet
• High FSH doses during ovarian stimulation in small ovarian reserve heifers cause follicular hyperstimulation dysgenesis - Zaramasina L Clark
• Utilising a micro-device for simplifying and improving ART - Cheow Yuen (Tiffany) Tan
• New placenta-on-a-chip and bioprinted models of early placenta to elucidate pathogenesis of preeclampsia - Lana McClements

You will be taken on a guided “hands on tour” of current and future diabetes technology, such as insulin pumps, associated and standalone CGM systems and pipeline products. You will be able to look at, handle and ask questions regarding the unique features of all of the devices. The session will be facilitated by experienced diabetes educators and the products detailed by the company representatives.

4.00PM How psychological safety can help drive high performing teams
Hayden Fricke

4.30PM Automated insulin delivery
Caroline Griffin, Julie Klimek & Deb Sadie

• Inequities in endocrine diseases among indigenous populations     - Jade Le Grice
• Partnerships, Reciprocity, and Co-design: How to work effectively with First Nations people and Research - Maree Toombs
• Pacific youth, sexuality and reproduction: A Pacific approach towards tapu (forbidden) research topics  - Cameron Young
• The Gomeroi Gaaynggal Study: Improving Outcomes for Aboriginal Women and their Babies - Kirsty Pringle

• High saturated-fat diet is lipotoxic for human islets, compared to preservation of beta-cell function with high monounsaturated fat diet - Charmaine Cheung and Jenny Gunton

• Detecting primary aldosteronism in Australian primary care: a prospective study - Renata Libianto

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