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2017 POGO Symposium on Childhood Cancer

Posted on November 24, 2017 by Jamie Irvine


The 2017 POGO Multi-Disciplinary Symposium on Childhood Cancer – Cancer in Infancy: Tiny Patients, Huge Challenges – examined clinical and scientific advances in cancer in infancy and the associated physical, psychosocial and medical issues, as well as focus on relevant resources, tools and strategies for a multidisciplinary audience.

Over 230 delegates representing a variety of disciplines attended the conference.

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NOTE: The content of each presentation below captures the unedited information and opinions presented by the speakers. Please note that the information contained in the presentations was current at the time it was presented – there may be further information in subsequent literature. Listed speaker credentials were current at the time of presentation.

PLENARY SESSIONS

The Complex Nature of Neuroblastoma in Infancy
Rochelle Bagatell, MD

Developmental Outcomes for Infants with Cancer: Understudied and Underserved?
Melissa Alderfer, PhD

Retinoblastoma: An Eye to the Future
Furqan Shaikh, MD, MSc, FRCPC

BRIGHT IDEAS: An Evidence-Based Approach to Alleviate Distress in Caregivers of Children Recently Diagnosed with Cancer
Robert B. Noll, PhD

In Utero Surgery: Exploring New Dimensions for Infants
Jacob Langer, MD

Anti-Cancer Drug Pharmacology in Infants and Very Young Children
Clinton Stewart, PharmD

Rare Tumours of Infancy
Rajkumar Venkatramani, MD, MS, FAAP

WORKSHOPS

The Art and Science of Keeping Infants with Cancer Well-Nourished
Laura Collins, RD
Debbie O’Connor, PhD, RD

Measuring, Managing and Mitigating Cancer and Treatment Pain in Infants
Anna Taddio, PhD
Jason Thomas Maynes, PhD, MD

Developmental and Psychosocial Aspects of Caring for Infants with Cancer
Melissa Alderfer, PhD
Vanessa Burgess, MScOT, OT Reg. (ONT)

A Fine Balance Infection Control in Infants
Michelle Science, MD, MSc
Dana Devine, PhD

Posted in 2017 Symposium, Education for Health Professionals | Tagged 2017 Symposium, neuroblastoma, pain management, psychosocial, Retinoblastoma, tumours

Measuring, Managing and Mitigating Cancer and Treatment Pain in Infants

Posted on November 24, 2017 by Jamie Irvine


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Speakers:
Anna Taddio
, PhD
Full Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy
Senior Associate Scientist
The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON

Anna Taddio is a professor of pharmacy at the University of Toronto, and senior associate scientist at SickKids. Her program of research examines: (1) the short‐term and long‐term effects of pain in children; (2) the effectiveness and safety of pain management interventions; and (3) evidence‐based practice and implementation research. Dr. Taddio currently leads a national inter‐disciplinary team, Help Eliminate Pain in Kids and Adults (HELPinKids&Adults), investigating and promoting evidence based pain management during vaccination. She has authored over 200 scientific papers and book chapters, and is the recipient of numerous awards recognizing her scholarly and advocacy achievements in pediatric pain.

Jason Thomas Maynes, PhD, MD
Wasser Chair in Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
Associate Chief of Perioperative Services, Research
Director of Research, Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
Scientist, Division of Molecular Medicine
The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON

Jason Maynes, PhD, MD, is the associate chief of perioperative services (research), director of research for anesthesia and pain medicine, and an anesthesiologist at The Hospital for Sick Children. He is the holder of the Wasser Chair in Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. He has a doctorate in biophysics and completed clinical training at the University of Alberta, Stanford University, and Washington University in St. Louis, moving to Toronto in 2012. His research primarily involves finding new ways to quantify drug action, both therapeutic and toxic, including how to improve the clinical effect of anesthetics and pain medications. His lab has developed new therapies for heart failure, modelling cardiac function using stem‐cell derived tissue, and has created platform technologies that measure cardiomyocyte function for the purposes of drug discovery. He holds patents and intellectual property around new therapies for heart failure, novel methods for quantifying cardiomyocyte function and for anti‐viral small molecule therapies. He is currently funded by the CIHR, NSERC, Canada Foundation for Innovation, The Ontario Research Fund, and The Labatt Family Heart Centre, in addition to being funded by pharmaceutical and venture capital groups.

*Anna Taddio presentation slides not included

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