| Venue: | Main Hall | ||
| 14h00 | Registration opens |
| 07h00 | Registration opens | ||
| Venue: | Main Hall | ||
| 08h45 – 09h00 | Opening | ||
| Plenary 1 | |||
| 09h00 – 09h40 | Why obesity is a chronic disease incorporating definitions, neurobiology, applying principles of NCD management to obesity Dr Arya Sharma | ||
| 09h40 – 10h20 | The Health economic burden and what we stand to gain by treating it as a disease. Prof Carel le Roux | ||
| 10h20 – 10h30 | Q & A | ||
| 10h30 – 11h00 | Tea / Coffee | ||
| Venue: | Venue 1 | Venue 2 | Venue 3 |
| Parallel Session 1A | Parallel Session 1B | Parallel Session 1C | |
| Session Name: | Obesity | Diabetes | Heart Disease |
| 11h00 – 11h30 | Obesity in South Africa: Where do we stand in 2020 Prof Tess van der Merwe | Diabetes treatment guidelines and recommendations – First World and Third World options Dr Joel Dave | How to manage Hypertension in the Developing World Dr Martin Mpe |
| 11h30 – 12h00 | How cost effective is metabolic surgery: the USA experience Dr Mitchell Roslin | Diabetes Management in SA – Care and Uncaring Treatments and the Private and Public Sector Divide Dr Sindeep Bhana | Why are we performing poorly against management of Hypertension Prof Brian Rayner |
| 12h00 – 12h30 | Which fad diets actually work (you’ll never guess)? Dr Luc Evenepoel | The Patient with Diabetes in the Public Sector – Incubation of the S M A R T clinic care option? Prof Jeffrey Wing | The cost of primary prevention vs secondary prevention Prof Naomi Levitt |
| 12h30 – 13h30 | Lunch | ||
| Parallel Session 2A | Parallel Session 2B | Parallel Session 2C | |
| Session Name: | Obesity | Diabetes | Heart Disease |
| 13h30 – 14h00 | Which bariatric procedure for which patient? Dr Gary Fetter | Assessing and Treating the Patient with Diabetic Cardiovascular Disease Prof Nqoba Tsabedze | The state of acute stroke care in South Africa Dr Anastasia Rossouw |
| 14h00 – 14h30 | Bariatric surgery – what we should be doing Dr Andre Potgieter | Assessing and Treating the Patient with Diabetic Kidney Disease Dr Trevor Gerntholtz | What are the current outcomes in our setting Prof Roger Dickerson |
| 14h30 – 15h00 | Baraitric surgery – what should be avoided Dr Gert du Toit | Assessing and Treating the Patient with Diabetic NAFLD Dr Bilal Bobat | What are we doing wrong – what can we improve in stroke management ?What is attainable with an epidemic and limited resources? Dr Naeem Brey |
| 15h00 – 15h30 | Tea / Coffee | ||
| Venue: | Main Hall | ||
| Plenary 2 | |||
| 15h30 – 16h15 | The preferred metabolic surgery treatment strategy for the diabetic patient Dr Mitchell Roslin | ||
| 16h15 – 17h00 | Current and future treatment strategies for NCD’s What is feasible in a South African environment? Sandhya Singh, Dr Tumiso Malatiji | ||
| 17h00 – 17h15 | Q&A | ||
| 07h00 | Registration opens | ||
| Venue: | Main Hall | ||
| Plenary 3 | |||
| 09h00 – 09h45 | Panel Discussion: How do we make our treatment strategies cost effective ? Dr Clarence Mini Additional panellists TBC | ||
| 09h45 – 10h30 | What is attainable with an epidemic and limited resources ? Prof Carel le Roux | ||
| 10h30 – 11h00 | Tea / Coffee | ||
| Venue: | Venue 1 | Venue 2 | Venue 3 |
| Parallel Session 3A | Parallel Session 3B | Parallel Session 3C | |
| Session Name: | Obesity | Diabetes | Heart Disease |
| 11h00 – 11h30 | Cardiovascular complication of obstructive Sleep Apnae Prof Gregory Tintinger | Diabetes Management Protocols and Algorithms – Effective and Efficient or Waste of Time and Resources? Prof Paul Rheeder | Why are life saving therapies inaccessible in South Africa ? Prof Ntobeko Ntusi |
| 11h30 – 12h00 | Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Poor sleep equals poor brain function Dr Jodi Pearl | AI Applications to Predict and Diagnose Life Threatening Disease- Future Applications for NCD’s? Mr Grant Newton | Why is the incidence of heart failure occurring 20 years earlier in SA compared to the rest of the world? Prof Makoali Makotoko |
| 12h00 – 12h30 | The Interaction of Sleep Disordered Breathing and Cardio-Metabolic Disease Post-Bariatric Surgery Dr Jeffrey King | AI Applications to Predict Diabetes in Retail Shoppers – Future Applications and the Relevance of Public Health Screening Programs Mr Johan du Preez | Chronic diseases: Challenges, Pitfalls and Solutions? Prof Eric Klug |
| 12h30 – 13h30 | Lunch | ||
| Parallel Session 4A | Parallel Session 4B | Parallel Session 4C | |
| Session Name: | Obesity | Diabetes | Heart Disease |
| 13h30 – 14h00 | Taking care of vulnerable groups Prof Salome Kruger | Assessing and Treating the Patient with Diabetes with the Correct Diet – Evidence versus Fads? Ms Liana Grobbelaar | Urgent need for health data systems and improved public awareness Dr Noluthando Nematswerani |
| 14h00 – 14h30 | The neglected short child Dr Shuab Kauchali | Treating the Patient wih Diabetes – Re-visiting Glycaemic Targets and the Relevance or Irrelevance for Composite Care? Dr Daksha Jivan | Ischaemic Heart Disease – an emerging epidemic Prof Andrew Sarkin |
| 14h30 – 15h00 | The obesongenic environment of infants and children 0-36 months Ms Chantell Witten | Treating the Patient with HIV and Diabetesity – New Treatment Options for New Challenges? Dr Sarah Stacey | Are we equipped to deal with the silent killer? |
| 15h00 – 15h30 | Tea / Coffee | ||
| Venue: | Main Hall | ||
| Plenary 4 | |||
| 15h30 – 16h00 | Current obesity treatments incorporating limitations of current treatments and hope for the future Dr Arya Sharma | ||
| 16h00 – 16h30 | How will the health sector reforms led by the NHI address challenges and solutions pertaining to NCD’s? Dr Nicholas Crisp | ||
| 16h30 – 17h00 | Panel Discussion: The way forward and what to next? Panellists: Dr Mitchell Roslin, Dr Nicholas Crisp, Dr Arya Sharma, Dr Carel le Roux | ||
| 17h00 – 17h30 | Final summary and report back on the Summit Dr Atiya Mosam | ||