Application of Microsampling for Improved Clinical Care in Infectious Diseases

Program

5.00 pm AEST Registration

5.10 pm AEST Welcome and introduction

Chair and Moderator: Dr Suzanne Parker, Deputy Director The University of Queensland CRE RESPOND, Brisbane, Australia

Co-Chair: Prof Jan-Willem Alffenaar, The University of Sydney, Australia

5.20pm AEST Improving drug analysis from a single fingerprint for medical adherence monitoring

Katie Longman, University of Surrey, United Kingdom

5.50 pm AEST Microsampling - a Dutch perspective

Soma Bahmany and Stef Schouwenburgn, Clinical Pharmacometrics, Erasmus MC, The Randstand, Netherlands

6.20 pm AEST Repurposing benzathine penicillin G and rheumatic heart disease and syphilis using DBS

Associate Professor Laurens Manning, CRE RESPOND and The University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia

6.50 pm AEST The use of biosensors for in-situ measurement of antimicrobials

Dr Sophie Stocker, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia

7.20 pm AEST Microsampling of antibiotics to support PK studies in paediatric patients

Dr Suzanne Parker, CRE RESPOND, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia

7.50 pm AEST Future perspectives of therapeutic drug monitoring in the community

Professor Jan-Willem Alffenaar, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia

8.20 pm AEST Urine analysis with a smartphone to facilitate TDM in a remote setting

Ms Prakruti Rao, UVA Health, Virginia, United States of America

8.50 pm AEST Questions and Answers

9.20 pm AEST Close

This microsampling seminar is co-organised by The University of Queensland CRE RESPOND, the International Association of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Clinical Toxicology, and the Nîmes University Hospital Center.

Venue

Bowen Bridge Rd & Butterfield St
Herston QLD 4029

Room:

RBWH Education Centre