Resuscitation 2019 - Controversies in resuscitation
October 08, 2018
Controversies in resuscitation.
What works and what doesn’t work during resuscitation?
Controversial topics will include hands-only CPR, adrenaline, advanced airways, and temperature management.
There
will be plenty of networking and social opportunities and you can join
one or more skills workshops, or see how teams perform at our European
CPR Competition?
The ERC congress, Resuscitation 2019, will be held in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.
Resuscitation
2019 promises to deliver a fresh and exciting update on controversies
in resuscitation science, guidelines and practice.
As an interdisciplinary council, the European Resuscitation
Council is the perfect organisation to organise a comprehensive chapter
within emergency medicine.
Come and hear about the hottest controversies in resuscitation
science, education and implementation, and gain an insight into how
these controversies may be resolved.
At the same time, why not try your hand at one or more of the advanced skill workshops, or see how teams perform at our International CPR Competition? Seize the opportunity to network with international experts and present your research to key opinion leaders.
Resuscitation 2019 promises to deliver an exciting update on all aspects of resuscitation science, guidelines and practice.
Controversies in resuscitation.
What works and what doesn’t work during resuscitation?
Controversial topics will include hands-only CPR, adrenaline, advanced airways, and temperature management.There will be plenty of networking and social opportunities and you can join one or more skills workshops, or see how teams perform at our European CPR Competition?
The ERC congress, Resuscitation 2019, will be held in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.
Resuscitation 2019 promises to deliver a fresh and exciting update on controversies in resuscitation science, guidelines and practice.
As an interdisciplinary council, the European Resuscitation Council is the perfect organisation to organise a comprehensive chapter within emergency medicine.
Come and hear about the hottest controversies in resuscitation science, education and implementation, and gain an insight into how these controversies may be resolved.
At the same time, why not try your hand at one or more of the advanced skill workshops, or see how teams perform at our International CPR Competition? Seize the opportunity to network with international experts and present your research to key opinion leaders.
Resuscitation 2019 promises to deliver an exciting update on all aspects of resuscitation science, guidelines and practice.
Post Cardiac Arrest Care Symposium in Lund (May 23-24)
May 23, 2019
WELCOME TO LUND!
Welcome
to the fourth international symposium on post cardiac arrest care
focusing on neuroprognostication, cognitive follow-up, health-related
quality-of-life and rehabilitation after cardiac arrest.
The
symposium will be a two-day event, with an update on
neuroprognostication on day one, and presentation of novel follow-up and
rehabilitation data on day two.
A separate course on simplified continuous EEG (aEEG) will be held the day before.
The target audience is all professionals engaged in the care and
follow-up
of cardiac arrest survivors and their relatives! We thus welcome
registered nurses and physicians within relevant specialties like
critical care medicine, cardiology, neurology and rehabilitation
medicine as well as occupational therapists, physiotherapists and
psychologists.
Very welcome to Lund in 2019!
Tobias Cronberg, Hans Friberg, Gisela Lilja
Center for Cardiac Arrest, Lund University
Skåne University Hospital, Sweden
WELCOME TO LUND!
Welcome to the fourth international symposium on post cardiac arrest care focusing on neuroprognostication, cognitive follow-up, health-related quality-of-life and rehabilitation after cardiac arrest.
The symposium will be a two-day event, with an update on neuroprognostication on day one, and presentation of novel follow-up and rehabilitation data on day two.
A separate course on simplified continuous EEG (aEEG) will be held the day before.
The target audience is all professionals engaged in the care and
follow-up
of cardiac arrest survivors and their relatives! We thus welcome
registered nurses and physicians within relevant specialties like
critical care medicine, cardiology, neurology and rehabilitation
medicine as well as occupational therapists, physiotherapists and
psychologists.
Very welcome to Lund in 2019!
Tobias Cronberg, Hans Friberg, Gisela Lilja
Center for Cardiac Arrest, Lund University
Skåne University Hospital, Sweden