This event is co-organised by CRE REDUCE, The University of Queensland and CHU Nîmes.

 

                


 

About Antimicrobial Therapeutic Drug Monitoring Workshop

Strong associations exist between drug exposure and patient outcomes for many antimicrobials. Therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) is an obvious method to apply to ensure more patients achieve effective drug concentrations and should be considered standard-of-care for most antimicrobials. However, there is still uncertainty and inconsistency of practice about which patients would most benefit from TDM, which antimicrobial concentration targets should be used and what methods are feasible and could be applied to effectively change doses. In this workshop, we address these issues as they relate to antibacterials, antifungals and antimycobacterials. We also present new technological advances that improve the feasibility and accuracy of antimicrobial TDM, and specific considerations for key settings including paediatrics and outpatients (and critically ill patients of course!) as well as the place of dosing software. Watch our recordings to hear from leading practitioners and scientists in this area!

Antimicrobial Therapeutic Drug Monitoring Workshop

Wednesday, 11 November 2020, Virtual Event, delivered by zoom

Workshop Programme
TimeTopicSpeaker
Session 1: Dose Optimisation and PK PD                                                                                                                                                            Chair Prof Jason Roberts
0900-0905WelcomeProf Jason Roberts (Brisbane)
0905-0925

The need for antimicrobial dose optimisation

Prof Jason Roberts (Brisbane)
0925-0945

Different approaches to antimicrobial dose optimisation

Mr Paul Williams (Sunshine Coast)
0945-1005

Antibacterial pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic targets

Dr Kathryn Daveson (Canberra)
1005-1025

Antifungal pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic targets

Dr Hafiz Abdul-Aziz (Brisbane)
1025-1045

Antimycobacterial pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic targets

Dr Andrew Burke (Brisbane)
1045-1105Morning Tea (20min)
Session 2: Therapeutic Drug Monitoring ConceptsChair Dr Suzanne Parker (Brisbane)
1105-1125

Principles of therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM)

A/Prof Darren Roberts (Sydney)
1125-1145

Outcome and cost-effectiveness data supporting antimicrobial TDM

Dr Gloria Wong (Brisbane)
1145-1205

Considerations for TDM in paediatrics

Dr Amanda Gwee (Melbourne)
1205-1225

Antimicrobial susceptibility testing considerations for TDM

Prof John Turnidge (Adelaide)
1225-1245

Study design considerations to quantify the clinical value of TDM

Prof Jan-Willem Alffenaar (Sydney)
1245-1345Lunch (60min)
Session 3: Dosing SoftwareChair Dr Andrew Burke (Brisbane)
1345-1405

Use of TDM in the outpatient setting

Dr Kate McCarthy (Brisbane)
1405-1425

Technological advances to revolutionise TDM: Sampling and Bioanalytics

Dr Suzanne Parker (Brisbane)
1425-1445

Technological advances to revolutionise TDM: Dosing software

Mr Gene Chai (Brisbane)
1445-1515

IDS-ODS Dosing Software

Dr Andras Farkas (New York)
1515-1545Afternoon tea (30min)
Session 4: Dosing Software Practical ApplicationsChair Prof Jason Roberts (Brisbane)
1545-1630

IDS-ODS case studies: vancomycin and meropenem

Mr Paul Williams and Mr Gene Chai (Brisbane)
1630-1640CloseProf Jason Roberts
1640-1800Dinner break (80min) 
Session 5: European PerspectivesChair Dr Claire Roger (Nîmes)
AESTCETTopicSpeaker
1800-18050900-0905

Welcome from Nîmes

Dr Claire Roger  (Nîmes)
1805-18250905-0925

International Guidelines for antimicrobial TDM

Dr Jan De Waele (Belgium)
1830-18500930-0950

Dosing software for optimising therapy

Dr Sylvain Goutelle
1855-19150955-1015

Dosing challenges in obese patients

Prof Bernard Allaouchiche
1920-19401020-1040

Vancomycin use in Europe

Prof Marc Leone
1945-20051045-1105

TDM of linezolid and daptomycin

Dr Sonia Luque
2010-20301110-1130CloseDr Claire Roger

View more videos on the CRE REDUCE YouTube channel.                                                   

 

Venue

Zoom details will be provided upon registration.
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