PHILSPEN 2009 Convention Program

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM, 5th ANNUAL CONVENTION
November 11-13, 2009 | Manila Diamond Hotel
PHILIPPINE SOCIETY FOR PARENTERAL AND ENTERAL NUTRITION (PHILSPEN)

Home \| Back NOVEMBER 11, 2009 *Preconvention*
Time	Activity	Sponsor
8:00AM – 5:00PM	Basic Nutrition Support (for nurses)	PhilSPEN in cooperation with Abbott Nutrition International
11:00AM – 5:00PM	Nutrition Support Team Development	PhilSPEN in cooperation with Fresenius-Kabi

NOVEMBER 12, 2009 *Day 1*
Time	Topic	Speaker
7:00AM	Registration
8:30-9:30am	Opening Ceremonies Marianna Sioson, MD Secretary, PhilSPEN
	Welcome Remarks Introduction to the Keynote Speaker Keynote Address Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation	Reynaldo Sinamban, MD Chair, 5th Annual Convention Jesus Fernando Inciong, MD President, PhilSPEN JESUS REYNALDO B. AQUINO, MD *President & CEO, PhilHealth* PhilSPEN Officers
9:30-9:45am	President’s Address Jesus Fernando Inciong, MD President, PhilSPEN
9:45-10:00am 10:00-10:15am	PhilSPEN Report: Where are we headed? Luisito Llido, MD Past President, PhilSPEN Induction of New Diplomates of the Philippine Board of Clinical Nutrition (PBCN)
10:15-10:45am	Coffee Break
Morning Sessions	Moderator Marianna Sioson, MD Secretary, PhilSPEN
10:45-11:15am	Assessing Evidence
	Evidence-Based Medicine in Clinical Nutrition	Oscar Cabahug, MD Gastroenterology, UERM
11:15-12:00pm	Best Evidence in Practice in Nutrition Management
	Basic Principles in the Implementation of nutrition protocols in the ICU The impact of protocolized nutrition management in the ICU: The ACCEPT Trial	Estrellita Judan-Ruiz, MD Gastroenterology, USTH Jude Erric Cinco, MD Critical Care Cardiology, TMC
12:00-2:00PM	Lunch Symposium Abbott Nutrition International
Afternoon Sessions	Moderator Misael Cruz, MD Radiation Oncology, TMC
2:00-2:40PM	Current issues in surgical nutrition
	Feeding the Surgical Patient: What the Guidelines Say Maximizing Enteral Nutrition in Surgery: The Concept of Early Enteral Feeding	Jonathan Asprer, MD Surgery, USTH Hermogenes Monroy, MD Surgery, UP-PGH
2:40-2:50PM	SPECIAL INTEREST NUTRITION GROUPS (SING) Marianna Sioson, MD (Description)
2:50-3:20PM	Coffee Break and Transfer to SING rooms
3:20-5:30PM	SING 1: Filling up the PhilSPEN Nutrition Assessment Form (description)	Catherine Carlos, MD Nutrition Support, SLMC Beth Limos, RND Clinical Dietitian, UP-PGH Francisco Praire, MD Nutrition Support Fellow, SLMC
	SING 2: EN Calorie Counting (description)	Ruby Frane, RND Clinical Dietitian, SLMC Eloisa Villaraza, RND Dietitian, M-Tech
	SING 3: PN Calorie Counting (description)	Divina Cristy Redondo, MD Nutrition Support, Premiere Hospital Maria Christina Reyes, MD Nutrition Support, TMC
	SING 4: Handling of formulas at the nurse’s station (description)	Ferdinand Aganon, RN ICU Nurse, TMC Carol Hernandez, RND Clinical Dietitian, TMC
	SING 5: Managing Hyperglycemia in the ICU (description)	Queenie Florencio, MD Endocrinology, SLMC Juan Maria Co, MD Endocrinology, CSMC Marjorie Ramos, MD Endocrinology, SLMC
	SING 6: Managing Diarrhea (description)	Regina Bagsic, MD Gastroenterology, CSMC Carla Sibulo, MD Gastroenterology, TMC Higinio Mappala, MD Gastroenterology, JRMC
	SING 7: Parenteral Nutrition Access (description)	Martin Villa, MD Surgery, SLMC Dindo Cajucom, MD Surgery, SLMC
	SING 8: Home Enteral Nutrition (description)	Eliza Mei Francisco, MD Nutrition Support, MMMMC Edel Navarrette, Dietitian, Private Practice

NOVEMBER 13, 2009 *Day 2*
Time	Topic	Speaker
7:00AM	Registration
Morning Sessions	Moderator Carla Sibulo, MD Gastroenterology, TMC
8:30-10:00AM	Nutritional Supplementation
	Antioxidants: Role in Critical Illness Food Supplements: Friend or Foe? Micronutrient Supplementation: Impact on Infection Control	Eduardo Santos, MD Surgery, SLMC Isidro Sia, MD Toxicology, UP-PGH Raul Destura, MD Infectious Disease, TMC
10:00-10:30AM	Coffee Break
10:30-11:30AM	Paper Presentations	Moderator Olive Quizon, MD Nutrition Support, SLMC
	Paper 1: "Use of Refractometry in Interpreting Gastric Residual Volumes in tube fed patients receiving Peptide based versus Intact protein Enteral Formula: A Preliminary Study" presented by Dr. Eliza Mei Francisco Paper 2: "Effect of early peptide based feeding on pre-albumin and CRP in moderate to severe malnourished surgical patients" presented by Dr. Aris Dexter Rana Paper 3: "Nutritional status of hemodialysis patients in the Philippines: a cross sectional survey in four outpatient dialysis centers" presented by Dr. Fe Felicilda Paper 4: "Morbidity And Mortality Outcome of Nutrition Therapy In Surgical Patients With Nutrition Risk Assessment: Report From A Private Tertiary Care Hospital" presented by Dr. Danilo del Rosario
11:30-1:30PM	Lunch Symposium Nestle Philippines
Afternoon Sessions	Moderator Regina Bagsic, MD Gastroenterology, CSMC
1:30-3:00PM	Compromised Nutrition in Complicated Cases
	Dousing the flames: Nutrition in burns Hitting Targets: Metabolic Alterations in Cancer Is Fat Good?: Metabolic and Nutritional Challenges of the Critically Ill Obese	Glenn Genuino, MD Plastic Surgery, UP-PGH Miriam Calaguas, MD Medical Oncology, SLMC Reynaldo Sinamban, MD Bariatric Surgery, SLMC
3:00-3:30PM	Coffee Break
3:30-4:00PM	Closing Remarks Reynaldo Sinamban, MD Chair, 5th Annual Convention

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DESCRIPTION OF SINGs:
SING 1	*Filling up the PhilSPEN Nutrition Assessment Form* Learn the details about the PhilSPEN Nutrition Assessment Form which lifts off from the protocols and standards of both A.S.P.E.N. and ESPEN. You will be taught how to fill this up to facilitate implementation of nutrition assessment in your respective hospitals. >>back
SING 2	*Calorie Counting of Enteral Nutrition* Familiarize yourself with the components to concentrate on when doing calorie counting of patients on enteral nutrition. Understand its importance and learn how to make it a practice in your institution. >> back
SING 3	*Calorie Counting of Parenteral Nutrition* Know the different types of parenteral nutrition formulas and how to dissect them as regards their nutrient breakdown. Translate nurse’s documentation of patients’ intake of IV fluids with nutrients into calculable calories and proteins. This practice is useful in indentifying patients who are not fed adequately and appropriately and detect reasons for this problem. >> back
SING 4	*Handling of formulas at the nurse’s station* Before actual delivery of nutrition to patients, know what are the appropriate steps to take to prepare enteral and parenteral formulas. This session will also include general guidelines to follow when feeding patients, both enterally and parenterally. >> back
SING 5	*Managing Hyperglycemia in the ICU* Ideal for doctors and nurses, this session will try to clarify the more appropriate way to control hyperglycemia in critical care patients. Listen to the experts and learn about how they control blood glucose in the hospital. >> back
SING 6	*Managing Diarrhea* Diarrhea is the most common gastrointestinal complication. Our invited experts will explain the standard protocol in the management of this condition, particularly in the hospital setting. Learn also about the possible reasons for diarrhea. >> back
SING 7	*Parenteral Nutrition Access* Ideal for nurses and pharmacists, learn the different kinds of access sites and devices used in parenteral nutrition. This will enable one to appreciate the complexity of delivering parenteral nutrition and therefore the need for closer monitoring and access care. Hear it from the experts. >> back
SING 8	*Home Enteral Nutrition* Nutrition support, particularly tube feeding, continues beyond discharge. Know how to manage patients for home care. Hear from the experts about what anthropometric and/or biochemical parameters to measure in monitoring patients on long-term enteral nutrition. >> back

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