Description
+ Include: 23 videos, size: 18 GB
+ Target Audience: critical care physician, intensive care physician
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
We created State of the Art (SOA) in 2001 to unite intensive care professionals from across the globe and facilitate a multi-purpose environment whereby the intensive care community can learn, network, and discover the latest advancements in critical care, clinical research and technology developed by industry.
SOA is now the largest event for intensive care in the UK and one of the largest multi-professional meeting In Europe. Year-on-year we work hard to evolve SOA to bring you a fresh experience every time and we pride ourselves on delivering a Congress that not only delivers relevant, interactive, exciting and thought-provoking sessions across multiple streams but also provide a space to re-connect and network.
To deliver intensive care, we need an army of people, from the multi-professional intensive care teams to those who help build and provide the technology, equipment and medicines that enable us to do our jobs and provide the best quality care to our patients. Never has this been so apparent during the past few years.
SOA provides the unique opportunity where industry and the largest gathering of healthcare professionals spanning the breadth of intensive care can come together, celebrate successes, and grow from each other.
After a highly successful SOA22 congress, bringing together intensive care professionals for the first time in over 2 years, we return to the ICC Birmingham from 27 – 29 June 2023.
Twenty two years after its inception, the Intensive Care Society’s, State of the Art Congress (SOA) continues to unite intensive care professionals from across the UK and the globe. Our Congress prides itself in facilitating a multi-purpose environment where the intensive care community can learn, network, and discover the latest advancements in critical care, clinical research and technology developed by industry.
At the Society, we know that in order to deliver intensive care, we need an army of people to provide the care our patients need. From the multi-professional intensive care teams to those who help build and provide the technology, equipment and medicines that enable us to do our jobs, each role plays in an integral part of delivering intensive care.
+ Topics:
ABC of ICU.mp4
Acute cardiology in the ICU.mp4
ARDS – from old friends to new horizons.mp4
Bugs, Drugs and inflammation Managing infections in the ICU.mp4
Building tomorrows ICU.mp4
Clinical debriefing and the art of supporting your team.mp4
Clinicians managing law and ethics in critical care.mp4
Closing plenary.mp4
COVID-19 in the ICU.mp4
Demystifying delirium.mp4
Developing multiprofessional careers.mp4
Eposter oral presentations.mp4
Greening the NHS and ICU.mp4
JICS editors_ highlights of the year.mp4
Managing Acute on Chronic Liver Failure.mp4
Managing HFNO – A multiprofessional team sport.mp4
Neurosciences in the ICU in collaboration with NACCS.mp4
Opening Plenary.mp4
Perioperative session – can we make shared decision making work for high-risk surgical patients.mp4
Rising Star – ICS Gold Medal.mp4
The Cauldron.mp4
Trauma Pre-hospital to ICU.mp4
Year In Review.mp4
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