9th conference of FIAPAC
In cooperation with ACAI, Spain
Seville, 22/23 October 2010
Achieving Excellence in Abortion Care

Preliminary Programme (changes without prior notice remain possible)

 

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Scientific committee

Members :
1.    Elisabeth Aubény, France
2.    Josep Carbonell, Spain
3.    Christian Fiala, Austria
4.    Kristina Gemzell, Sweden (Chair)
5.    Gabriele Halder, Germany
6.    Sam Rowlands, UK
7.    Mirella Parachini, Italy
8.    Anne Verougstraete, Belgium
 
 
9.   Sharon Cameron, UK
10. Oskari Heikinheimo, Finland
11. Gunta Lazdane, WHO, Denmark
12. Philippe Lefèbvre, France
 

 

Friday October 22

Registration

08.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Opening

08.30

 

 

M.Parachini

 

Spanish official

 

 

 

 

 

Plenary 1

15 min. per speaker

09.00 -10.30

Global trends in abortion and contraception

Chairs: M. Parachini, E. Rodriguez

 

 

 

  • Global overview

S.Henshaw, USA

 

  • Overview from Europe

G.Lazdane, WHO

 

  • EU networking in sexual and reproductive health and rights

Å.Régner, Sweden

 

  • Overview from Latin America

M.Roa, Colombia

 

  • Overview from Asia

N.Boonthai, Thailand

 

 

 

10.30 –11.00

Coffee

 

 

 

 

Plenary 2

15 min. per speaker

11.00 -12.30

Contraception

Chairs: S. Cameron, R. Moullier

 

 

 

 

  • Why are contraceptives not used?

J.Bitzer,
Switzerland

 

 

  • OC without prescription

A.Kubba, UK

 

 

  • 'Natural' contraception

C.Fiala, Austria

 

 

  • News in Emergency Contraception

 K.Gemzell, Sweden

 

 

  • IUD post-abortion

O.Heikinheimo,

   Finland

 

 

 

12.30-14.00

Lunch

 

 

 

 

 

Workshop A

14.00-15.30

ICMA/Eastern European Alliance for Reproductive Choice (EEARC)

Abortion in Eastern European Countries: Challenges, Perspectives and Solutions

Chairs: R.Comendant, P.Hall

 

 

 

  • Reproductive rights of women seeking abortion

G.Maistruc, Ukraine

 

  • Safe abortion: Policy and Religion

V.Grebinskis, Lithuania

 

  • Challenges and perspectives in Advocacy of safe abortion

D.Dragichi, Romania

 

  • Reproductive Choices in HIV positive women

S.Posochova, Ukraine

 

 

 

 

Workshop B

14.00-15.30

Technical details of 1st trimester surgical abortion

Chairs: M. Alblas, T. Schipper

 

 

 

  • Anaesthesia: local v. general 

 

E.Arisi, Italy

 

  • Very early surgical abortion

 

P.Lohr, UK

 

  • Verifying successful aspiration, routine ultrasound etc

 

E.Wiebe, Canada

 

  • Cervical priming

H.von Hertzen,

   Switzerland

 

 

 

Workshop C

14.00-15.30

Pre-abortion examinations/workup

Chairs: O. Heikinheimo,
            A Verougstraete
 

 

 

  • Post-abortal infection. Prevention strategies; screening v. prophylaxis incl. surgical -medical abortion European practice

S.Cameron, UK

 

  • American practice and overview of the Clostridium infections

M.Fjerstad, USA

 

  • Other pre abortion examinations: practices and evidence

C.Fiala, Austria

 

 

 

Workshop D

14.00-15.30

Free communications

Chairs: K. Oppegaard, K. Gemzell

 

 

 

 

15.30-16.00

Coffee

 

 

 

 

Plenary 3

16.00-17.30

 

Late abortion

Chair: B. Kothé, M Parachini

 

 

 

  • Surgical abortion

E.Oloto, UK

 

  • Medical abortion,including is fetocide needed? If so, when and how?

A.Templeton, UK

 

 

  • Experience from Spain

M.Vidot, Spain

 

 

  • Care (special considerations; psychological, physical: contraception, adolescence)

I-M.Andersson, Sweden

 

18.00-19.30

General Assembly

 

 

 

 

20.00

Reception

 

 

 

 

21:00

Dinner & Flamenco show

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday October 23

Plenary 4

09.00-10.30

Session on legal aspects

Chairs: S. Rowlands, G. Lazdane

 

 

 

  • Working within existing legal frameworks to improve access to abortion

J.Erdmann, Canada

 

  • The campaign to liberalise the law in Spain

E.Rodriguez, Spain

 

 

  • Impact of legalising abortion in Portugal in 2007

M.Carvallo, Portugal

 

  • Experiences of decriminalising abortion in Victoria, Australia

L.Cannold, Australia

 

 

 

10.30-11.00

Coffee

 

 

 

 

Workshop E

11.00-12.30

Medical abortion- improving access

Chairs; OE. Iversen, E. Aubény

 

 

 

  • Medabon introduced by Concept Foundation

P.Hall, Switzerland 

 

  • Medical abortion at 9-13 weeks

A.Templeton, UK 

 

  • How to handle side-effects in medical abortion: bleeding, pain

P.Lefèbvre, 
France

 

 

 

Workshop F

11.00-12.30

 

Abortion counselling

Chairs: M. Berer, M. Francès

 

 

 

  • The decision-making process

 

S.Rowlands, UK

 

  • Working with mandatory counselling

U.Ellerstorfer,
Germany

 

  • Working with cooling off periods        

L.van Crombrugge,
Belgium

 

  • Working with parental authorisation requirements for minors

C.Chery,
Luxembourg

 

 

 

Workshop G

11.00-12.30

 

WHO session 

Chairs: A. Seidenberg, C. Fiala

 

 

 

  • WHO tools and activities addressing unsafe abortion.

R.Johnson, WHO,

Switzerland

 

  • Experience of application of WHO tools and guidelines in the WHO European Region in improving quality of abortion services

G.Lazdane,
WHO,
Europe 

 

  • Implementation of WHO guidance  in Moldova

R.Comendant,
Moldavia

 

 

  • How services in the Netherlands benefit from WHO guidance on abortion

B.van Herk,

   Netherlands

 

 

 

Workshop H

11.00-12.30

 

ESC session

Chairs: J. Bitzer, M. Lech

 

 

 

  • New progestogens in contraception

R.Sitruk-Ware,
   USA 

 

  • Quick start and extended use of OCs

A.Verougstraete
Belgium

 

  • Contraception and obesity

J.Brynhildsen,
Sweden

 

 

  • Post-abortion contraception

G.Merki,
Switzerland

 

 

 

12.30-14.00

Lunch

 

 

 

 

Workshop I

14.00-15.30

IPPF, The role of NGOs in ensuring safe abortion care

Chairs: C. Vrancken. Belgium, P. Lefèbvre, France

 

 

 

 

  • NGO providing information and technical skills to service providers (following the law reform in Portugal)

D.Vilar,
Portugal

 

  • The Family Planning Association of Nepal's experience in providing  abortion care

P.Thapa,
Nepal 

 

  • Young people and abortion, Case study from Kyrgyzstan

 T.Popovitskaya,
 Kyrgyzstan

 

  • NGO providing support to improve the quality of abortion services in a government clinic , Case study from Armenia

 M.Khachikyan,
 Armenia

 

  • Young people advocating for access to abortion services, Case study from Ireland

 N.Behan,
 Ireland

 

 

 

Workshop J

14.00-15.30

 

Training / Education

Chairs: G.Halder, A. Templeton

 

 

 

  • Undergraduate and postgraduate training of health care professionals in the UK

K.Guthrie, UK

 

  • Training of abortion providers: how and when

V.Saporta, USA 

 

  • Experiences from training in low resource settings

D.Hassoun, France

 

 

 

Workshop K

14.00-15.30

Misoprostol:

Chairs: K. Gemzell, H. von Hertzen

 

 

 

  • Missed and incomplete abortion

B.Winikoff. USA 

 

  • Misoprostol alone regimens for early and late abortion

J.Carbonell, Spain 

 

  • Cervical dilatation in non pregnant pre- and postmenopausal women

K.Sunde
   Oppegaard,
   Norway

 

 

 

Workshop L

14.00-15.30

Free communications

Chairs: L. Van Crombrugge, S. Rowlands

 

 

 

 

15.30-16.00

Coffee

 

 

 

 

Plenary 5

16.00-17.30

Medical abortion

Chairs: M. Bygdeman, E. Aubény

 

 

 

  • Medical abortion in a private practice: experiences from France

S.Gaudu,
France

 

  • Medical abortion in adolescents

M.Niinimäki,
Finland

 

  • Home-use of misoprostol in medical abortion up to 63days gestation

H.KoppKallner,
Sweden

 

  • Medical abortion via the internet

R.Gomperts,Netherlands

 

 

 

 

Closing plenary

 

17.30-18.30

Closing session

Chairs; M. Parachini, C. Fiala

 

 

 

  • Conclusions 

Spanish official

 

 

M.Berer , ICMA, UK 

 

 

Å.Régner,
Sweden

 


 

A.Furedi, UK

 

  • Closing Remarks

M.Parachini 

 

 

 

 

Translation will be provided into Spanish and French

 

Parallel: Teaching session for
  • Manual vacuum aspiration
  • IUD/IUS insertion training 
 
Practical teaching session on surgical abortion
  • pre- or post-conference, in Clinics in Seville and Valencia
 

Abstract submission for Free communications:
short communications of 10 minutes plus 5 minutes discussion – closing date 25st May 2010
Please send your abstract to fiapac@zonnet.nl

 

 

Sesión Español / Spanish Session:

Jueves 21 Octubre de 2010

Sesión en Español

17.00

 

Relación entre los fallos anticonceptivos y su resolución a través del Aborto

Asociaciones de Planificación Familiar españolas 

 

 

 

 

 

17.30

La importancia del acompañamiento a las mujeres en la Práctica Sanitaria de Aborto 

Empar Pineda, ACAI, Madrid

 

 

 

 

 

18.00

Las técnicas más utilizadas en la práctica de Interrupción de la Gestación

Santiago Barambio Bermúdez, Barcelona, Presidente ACAI  

 18.30

Anticoncepción posaborto, cuando comenzar, cúal recomendar 

Jesus Alonso, Presidenta SAC, Málaga

 

 

 

 

 

 

Session francophone

French Session:                          Sunday October 24 

09.30 -10.15

IVG et politiques démographiques.

Abortion and demographic politics

M. Parachini,
Italy

10.15 -11.00

IVG médicamenteuse : Choix des patients ou des médecins ?
Medical abortion: women’s choice or doctor’s choice

S.Hadjiri, Tunisia

 

 

 

11.00-11.30

Pause café
Coffee break

 

 

 

 

11.30 -12.00

Faut-il avoir peur de l’anesthésie générale dans les IVG ?
Today, is general anaesthesia still risky?

 

12.00 -13.30

Alléger l’IVG médicamenteuse: examens pré-IVG, prise des médicaments, contrôle BHCG (tests de grossesse en pharmacie)
Make medical abortion easier: pre abortion tests, drugs taking.