Clinical Science
Australian and New Zealand Obesity Society Annual Scientific Conference 2024
Days
Wednesday, 16th October
Thursday, 17th October
Friday, 18th October
Tracks
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Speakers
Concurrent 3 - Clinical Science: Complications of severe and complex obesity
11:30AM - 1:00PM
Wednesday, 16th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Kathryn Williams & Ritesh Chimoriya
Obesity and Heart Disease- A Diagnostic and Management Challenge
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Faraz Pathan
“Respiratory consequences of severe obesity”
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Leon Laks
Evaluating the implementation of an embedded service for obesity in a sleep disorders clinic at a tertiary hospital setting using the RE-AIM framework
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Elizabeth A Machan
Effects of GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Therapy on Eating Disorder Risk and Psychological Distress in Adults with Class 3 Obesity.
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Sian Raubinger
Concurrent 6 - Clinical Science Oral Abstracts: Obesity and weight management- preconception to early childhood
2:00PM - 3:30PM
Wednesday, 16th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Namson Lau & Elizabeth Machan
Sponsored by:
Financial and time constraints identified as the most important barriers to obesity management in primary care in Australia.
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Terri-Lynne South
Discussing weight with patients in primary care: A mixed methods experimental study.
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Maria Bilal
Body weight reduction in women treated with tirzepatide by menopausal stage: A post hoc analysis from the SURMOUNT program
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Sarah Glastras
Semaglutide improves cardiovascular outcomes in patients with high risk for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis – a subgroup analysis from the SELECT trial
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Melissa Leung
Treatment with dual agonist improves eating behaviour in people living with overweight/obesity
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Elif Ekinci
Reporting of dietary intake and dietary quality in interventions evaluating the effects of liraglutide, semaglutide or tirzepatide on weight-loss and/or blood glucose in patients of all age groups with obesity and/or T2D: A systematic review of phase 3 and 4 randomised controlled trials
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Anna Jansson
Concurrent 9 - Clinical Science: Optimising nutrition and digital health approaches for weight management
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Wednesday, 16th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Dorit Samocha-Bonet & Caz Hales
Chickens versus Eggs - Using digital health to support personalise nutrition
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Clare Collins
The Microbiome – Ready Yet for Main Stream Personalized Nutrition?
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Christopher Gardner
Development of risk prediction models to identify rapid weight gain during infancy: a machine learning approach
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Miaobing Zheng
Are food eating behaviours predictive factors for weight loss outcomes following bariatric surgery?
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Ishmeet Kaur
Concurrent 12 - Joint ANZOS/NACOS/ANZMOSS session: The Future of the Management of Severe Obesity
11:40AM - 1:10PM
Thursday, 17th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Milan Piya & Samantha Hocking
The Future of Bariatric Surgery in the Management of Severe Obesity
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David Martin
Endoscopic procedures are the future of management of severe obesity
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Adrian Sartoretto
Pharmacotherapy is the future of management of severe obesity
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Priya Sumithran
Lived experience perspective on the future of management of severe obesity
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Andrew Wilson
Concurrent 15 - Clinical Science Oral Abstracts: ECR Best Clinical Orals AND Barriers and Weight Stigma in Adult Weight Management
2:30PM - 4:00PM
Thursday, 17th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Nic Kormas & Terri-Lynne South
Evaluation of a weight stigma education module in dentistry and oral health therapy students
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Zanab Malik
Weight management discussion in real-world general practice consultations: A qualitative analysis in Australian primary care.
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Kimberley Norman
Development of a checklist to minimise weight stigma in weight management interventions and settings
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Hiba Jebeile
Breaking weight-related Stigma: Unveiling the Multifaceted Experiences of Gestational Diabetes in Australia
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Anna Roesler
Barriers to accessing a public hospital multidisciplinary weight management program for women with class 3 obesity
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Aman Juneja
Characterising support needs of adolescents with obesity participating in a dietary intervention
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Hiba Jebeile
Concurrent 18 - Clinical Science: Prenatal and early childhood considerations for addressing obesity
4:30PM - 5:30PM
Thursday, 17th October
Endeavour 3
Chairs: Sarah Glastras & Kai Liu
Rethinking the causal assumptions about maternal obesity, for the next generation
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Jodie Dodd
What families tell us they want (and don’t want) from early childhood intervention programs.
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Yvonne Anderson
Plenary 3 - Clinical Science
9:30AM - 10:30AM
Friday, 18th October
Endeavour 1&2
Chair: Milan Piya
Stop Obsessing about Macronutrients and Calories – An Unapologetically Delicious Alternative
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Christopher Gardner
Concurrent 21 Clinical Science Oral Abstracts & Panel: Management of complex and severe obesity
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Friday, 18th October
Endeavour 2
Chair: Kathryn Williams
11:30 AM Panel discussion
Caz Hales
Janet Franklin
Meredith Kearney
Nathan Jones
Andrew Wilson
Ruth Meaney
Michelle Hucker
Katherine Kelly
Kathryn Williams
Establishing a psychiatry clinic within an Australian publicly-funded specialist obesity service
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Louise Brightman
Nutrition Quality of People with Prader-Willi Syndrome in Australia
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Zoe Zhang
Concurrent 24 Clinical Science Oral Abstracts: Obesity and weight management- preconception to adolescence
1:30PM - 3:00PM
Friday, 18th October
Endeavour 2
Chairs: Miaobing Zheng & Hiba Jebeile
Disordered eating in the preconception period: findings from the Begin Better Study
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Olivia Y Stephens
The impact of obesity on pregnancy outcomes in women with type 1 and type 2 diabetes across the NSW population
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Xavier XR Rickard
Psychosocial outcomes following intermittent energy restriction during a randomised controlled trial in adolescents with obesity.
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Natalie Lister
Rapid weight gain in infancy: knowledge and practices of ‘Well Child’ health practitioners in Aotearoa New Zealand
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Barry J Taylor
Dieting practices of adolescents seeking obesity treatment
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Natalie B Lister
Rethinking the causal assumptions about maternal BMI, gestational weight gain and adverse pregnancy outcomes
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Jodie M Dodd