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Population Analysis WorkShops (PAWs)
Tuesday 1st February, 2022
Beginners PAWs
Coordinator: Dr Jacqueline Hannam
0900 – 1000 AEST | Introduction to population methods |
1030 – 1130 AEST | NONMEM demonstration |
1200 – 1300 AEST | Building structural and covariate models |
Intermediate PAWs
Coordinator: Professor Robert Bies and Ms Kimberly Adams
0900 – 1300 AEST | An Introduction to Machine Learning Classification Techniques: Introduction Data preparation Information content Algorithms (Naïve Bayes and Random Forest) |
Scientific Program
Wednesday 2nd February, 2022
0900 – 0905 AEST | A/Prof Christine Staatz | Welcome |
ISoP Lectureship | ||
0905 – 1005 AEST | Dr Cornelia Landersdorfer | Optimising antibiotic dosing – towards model-informed personalised therapy |
Break | ||
Oral Presentation Session 1 Chair: Hailemichael Hishe | ||
1015 – 1035 AEST | Rachel Lawson | Busulfan: A 2022 Perspective |
1035 – 1055 AEST | Conor O’Hanlon | Cefazolin pharmacokinetics and extent of device binding during cardiopulmonary bypass |
1055 – 1115 AEST | Natansh Modi | Patient-reported outcomes predict survival and adverse events following anticancer medicines initiation |
1115 – 1135 AEST | Marwa Elsaeed Elhefnawy | A parametric repeated time-to-event modelling of recurrent ischemic stroke after index stroke among patients with diabetes mellitus |
Break | ||
Oral Presentation Session 2 Chair: Natansh Modi | ||
1600 – 1620 AEST | Shengjie (Sherry) Zhang | In silico modelling for transplacental transfer of morphine in an ex vivo human cotyledon perfusion system |
1620 – 1640 AEST | Kenji Okada | Application of reported arbekacin population pharmacokinetic models to Japanese pediatric patients for evaluation of dosing regimen based on Japanese TDM guidelines |
1640 – 1700 AEST | Qingfeng He | Last-mile delivery: a reference plot to help non-pharmacometricians interpret population pharmacokinetics results |
1700 – 1720 AEST | Hai Le Ba | Open-Source Software for Vancomycin Therapeutic Drug Management in a Vietnamese hospital |
Break | ||
PAGANZ Social Event | ||
1730 – 1900 AEST | Trivia hosted by: | Ranita Kirubakaran Klarissa Sinnappah Hailemichael Hishe Amelia Cossart James Morse |
Thursday 3rd February, 2022
Special Discussion Session Chair: Associate Professor David Foster | ||
0900 – 0945 AEST | Stefanie Hennig Steve Duffull Andrew McLachlan Cornelia Landersdorfer Carl Kirkpatrick | Topic: “Training of Pharmacometricians in Australasia” |
Break | ||
Oral Presentation Session 3 Chair: Ranita Kirubakaran | ||
1000 – 1020 AEST | Abigail Bokor | Time Course of Procalcitonin – Imputation of Missing Clock Times |
1020 – 1040 AEST | Liang Yang | A reduced mathematical model to explore Gi/Gs preferences of the CB1 receptor |
1040 – 1100 AEST | Angela (Sunggyeol) Jeong | Finding the unknown parameters of a viral kinetics model of Covid-19 with immune response |
1100 – 1120 AEST | Sepi Sharif | Optimising Inductive Linearisation for nonlinear ODEs with an application to the Michaelis-Menten model: a stochastic simulation-estimation study |
Break | ||
Oral Presentation Session 4 Chair: James Morse | ||
1400 – 1420 AEST | Harvey Ho | A PBPK model for the clearance of nicotine and cotinine in pregnant women |
1420 – 1440 AEST | Steve Duffull | On mass balance and the use-reuse of the rate constant matrix in pharmacokinetics |
1500 – 1515 AEST | Associate Professor Christine Staatz | Scientific meeting closes |
Break | ||
PAGANZ Annual General Meeting 1530 – 1550 AEST | Associate Professor David Foster | PAGANZ Annual General Meeting |