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25th Annual National Conference of Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine

Announcement Brochure

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2525Annual Conference of

Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine

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Theme: Critical Care : Beyond Borders

Welcome Message

It is indeed a pleasure to invite you all to the

25th Annual National Conference of

Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine to

be held in Mumbai – the birthplace of ISCCM, a

quarter century ago! We have come a long way

from those days and the founding fathers like

Drs. Shirish Prayag, J. Divetia, Praveen Amin

and others must be proud so see how the seed

which they planted has grown into a beautiful

flower & fruit bearing tree providing welcome

shade to all intensivists in India!

We have selected a large number of renowned

critical care leaders as faculty from all over the

World and obviously f rom India and

neighboring countries. The scientific content is

top class and so would be the social events. This

is the first time that the conference is being

organized by the centre i.e. ISCCM Executive

Committee, obviously along with enthusiastic

help from the Mumbai Intensivists!

The weather in Mumbai would be excellent at

that time of the year and the Venue is beautiful

‘The Renaissance’ a green heaven opposite the

Powai Lake.

I am sure that you all will have a memorable

conference.

Dr. Yatin Mehta

President, ISCCM






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About ISCCMIndian Society of Critical Care Medicine was established on 9th October, 1993, in Mumbai, India. It is

the largest non-profit association of Indian Physicians, Nurses, Physiotherapists and other allied health

care professionals involved in the care of the critically ill. ISCCM which was started with a small group

of consultants, from Mumbai, is now having membership of 7440, comprising of 67 city branches all

across India with headquarter at Mumbai. ISCCM is committed for the promotion and advancement of

intensive care as a specialty in India by facilitating education and training of physicians and nurses,

setting best practice standards for the care of critically ill patients and their families and promoting

research. The ultimate aim is to raise the level of critical care practice in the country and to develop

future leaders in the field of critical care.

The ISCCM aims to achieve its objectives through the following activities:





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Dr. Yatin MehtaPresident, ISCCM

Chairman, CRITICARE 2019

Dr. Pradip Kumar BhattacharyaGeneral Secretary, Secretary - ISCCM

Organising Secretary, CRITICARE 2019

Dr. Subhal DixitPresident Elect, ISCCM

Scientific Committee Chairman, CRITICARE 2019

Dr. Atul KulkarniCo Chairman,

CRITICARE 2019

Dr. Kapil ZirpeImmediate Past President, ISCCMCo-Chairman, CRITICARE 2019

Dr. Rahul PanditTreasurer, ISCCM

Organising Secretary, CRITICARE 2019

Organising Committee

Impart educational training by developing and running Post-graduate fellowship courses and diplomas in the field of critical care medicine.


Formulating standards and guidelines for the organization and practice of intensive care to suit Indian conditions.

Organizing national and international congresses and meetings.

To seek affiliations and collaborations with national and international organizations of similar interests to achieve the objectives of the society.

Setting up research projects in the field of critical care across the country.

Providing basic training in intensive care for non-specialists.

To publish scientific journals and literature to further the cause of the discipline



International Faculty






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Prof. Laurent Brochard

Canada

Prof. Chairat Permpikul

Thailand

Prof. Mitchell Levy

USA

Prof. Jean Louis Teboul

France

Prof. Rohan Dissanayake

Sri Lanka

Prof. Yaseen Arabi

Saudi Arabia

Prof. Jean Louis Vincent

Belgium

Prof. Marin Kollef

USA

Prof. Victor Rosenthal

Argentina

Prof. John Marini

USA

Prof. Davy Cheng

Canada

Prof. Thomas Bleck

USA

Dr. Farhad N. Kapadia

Dr. Ashit M. Bhagwati

Dr. J. V. Divatia

Dr. Narendra Rungta

Dr. Pravin Amin

Dr. R. K. Mani

Dr. Rajesh Chawla

Dr. Ram E Rajagopalan

Dr. Shirish Prayag

Dr. Subhash Todi

Dr. Yatin Mehta

Dr. Atul Kulkarni

Dr. Kapil Zirpe

Dr. Palepu Gopal

Dr. Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya

Dr. Rahul Pandit

Dr. Rajesh Pande

Dr. Sheila Nainan Myatra

Dr. Srinivas Samavedam

Dr. Sandhya Talekar

Dr. Sauren Panja

Dr. Subhal Dixit

Dr. Sumit Ray

Dr. Suresh Ramasubban

Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay

Dr. Yash Javeri

Dr. Devi Prasad Samaddar

Dr. Dhruva Chaudhry

Prof. D K Singh

Dr. Manish Munjal

Dr. Prashotam Lal Gautam

Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra

Dr. Ashit Hegde

Dr. B. Ray

National Faculty

AND MANY MORE

Abstract Submission GuidelinesCRITICARE 2019

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Young Talent Hunt Guidelines

LANGUAGE Abstract must be typed and presented in English

FONT Use font type Times New Roman, Font Size 10

WORD LIMITThe abstract must be written within 3000 words. Excluding title, and the names of the author (s) and their institutions

CONTENT

The submitted abstracts must contain the following:Objectives: State the main objective of the studyMaterials and methods: Briey describe the design of the study and how it was conductedResults: Present the main results with appropriate statisticsConclusion: Limit the conclusions to those that are directly supported by the results.

TITLEThe title of the abstract must be typed in CAPITAL LETTERS with the exception of scientic names, which should be in upper and lower case forms and italicized.

PRESENTING AUTHOR DETAILS

The presenting author's name must be underlinedThe presenting author's name, institution, address, telephone and email address must be provided.Presenting authors must be registered for the conference. Only Registered delegates will be allowed to present.

DEADLINE

a) First deadline of abstract submission 30th October 2018.b) Second deadline for intimate delegates about their selection of abstract & to complete registration process will be 30th November 2018.c) Third deadline for submission of top 5 full presentations of abstracts selected for HN will be 15th December 2018.d) Fourth deadline for Submission of full & nal selected presentations will be 30th December 2018.It will be irrespective of oral or poster.No abstract will be entertained after 30th December for selection, submission or presentation.

ACCEPTANCEPresenting author shall be notied of the status of the abstract after being reviewed by the committee, by email. Authors selected for oral & poster presentation will be informed. Communication will only be made by email only on this regard. Hence including email address along with abstract is mandatory.

REGISTRATIONRegistration for conference is not mandatory for abstract submission. However if abstract or paper gets selected, then only registration for the Conference is mandatory.

Your abstract will be scored on the following criteria:

Scientic merit of the abstract. Adequate sample size and proper statistical analysis.Adherence to instructions, and. Originality of work

ISCCM is committed for giving opportunity to young and new talent in CRITICARE 2019, Mumbai. We hereby invite online applications from our members to participate in Young Talent Hunt and to be a National Faculty at CRITICARE 2019, Mumbai. The members are required to upload their presentation on ISCCM website. Member should not have spoken/delivered lecture at previous ISCCM National Conferences.

1. Age <35 years.

2. The member can select his/her topic for the presentation.

3. The member's presentation should not be more than 12 minutes.

4. The last date of Application is 15th October 2018.

5. The last date to upload the Presentation is 15th November 2018.

6. The eligible members may please log on to ISCCM website and upload their presentation for Young Talent Hunt.

7. The conference secretariat will bear the expenses for your stay during conference only.

8. ISCCM center will pay for travel by II A/C.

9. All the presentations uploaded on the web site will be viewed and the best will be selected. The selected members will be invited to speak at CRITICARE 2019, Mumbai.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION AND WORKSHOP FORM

Title Dr. Prof. Mr. Ms. ISCCM Member Yes No

Name of the Delegate Age

Membership No. Organisation / Institution

Designation

Complete Correspondence Address

City Pincode

State Country

Email

Telephone Mobile

Accompanying Person

1) Relation Age

2) Relation Age

3) Relation Age

4) Relation Age

Registration For Conference Only Workshop Conference + Workshop

Personal Details

(Please fill in BLOCK LETTERS)


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Registration Details

Category 01 March - 31st August

ISCCM Members INR 11800

Non-ISCCM Members INR 14160

PG Student INR 7670

Nurses/Paramedics (ISCCM/CCNS Member) INR 3540

Accompanying Person National Delegates INR 10620

International Delegates $ 767

SAARC Country Delegates $ 266

Accompanying Person (International Delegates) $ 531

Accompanying Person (SAARC Country Delegates) $ 219

Note: Registration fees is inclusive of 18% IGST as per current Government Norms

Workshop Details

Name of WorkshopsNo. of

Seat Available

Members &

PG StudentsNon Member

SAARC &

International

BPICC (BASIC PEDIATRIC

INTENSIVE CARE COURSE)45 INR 4720 INR 5900 $ 201

MECHANICAL VENTILATION COURSE 80 INR 10620 INR 11800 $ 212

4C (COMPREHENSIVE CRITICAL

CARE COURSE)60 INR 8850 INR 10620 $ 201

ECHO and USG Course in ICU 60 INR 14160 INR 16520 $ 307

HAEMODYNAMIC MONITORING

COURSE60 INR 8850 INR 10620 $ 201

NEURO CRITICAL CARE COURSE

(In association with NCS USA)50 INR 7670 INR 8850 $ 177

OBETETRICS CRITICAL CARE COURSE 50 INR 8850 INR 10620 $ 201

DIFFICULT AIRWAY &

BRONCHOSCOPY COURSE50 INR 7670 INR 8850 $ 177

Note: Registration fees is inclusive of 18% IGST as per current Government Norms


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Many Knowledge oriented workshops are upcoming

Cheque / DD Cash

Cheque / DD No. Date Bank

Amount

Note: Cheque / DD to be drawn in favor of "ISCCM" payable at Mumbai

Signature Date Website: www.isccmcriticare.com

Payment Details

Terms & Conditions

Registration Fee Includes: Delegates - Admission to Scientific Sessions & Exhibition; Refreshment during breaks; Lunches & Dinners; Registration Material & Kit; Participation

Certificate | Accompanying Person - Refreshment during breaks; Lunches & Dinners; Registration Material & Kit

Students require a certificate from the Head of Department/Institution

Conference kit is subject to availability for spot registration | We will accept only cash or credit card for spot registration

Conference Secretariat:

Unit 13 and 14 , First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co.operative Society,

Near Chaitya Bhoomi, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai - 400028,

Email: [email protected] / [email protected] /

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Conference & Travel Manager

Meetings And More

56, Institutional Area, Sector 44, Gurgaon,

Haryana, India 122002, Phone No.: 0124 - 4938913;

Mr. Shekhar Singh | Mobile: +91 7219154161

Email: [email protected],

Web: www.meetingsnmore.com

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Renaissance Mumbai Convention Centre Hotel

Renaissance Mumbai is situated in northern suburbs of Mumbai - on the banks of Powai Lake. The hotel sits

snuggled within 15 acres of lush landscaped grounds, offering relaxed environment to conduct business or

simply unwind. With 600 ergonomically designed rooms and 230,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor spaces

hotel suits magnificently for corporate or social events.

Largest Executive lounge in the city

Newly Opened Quan Spa & Salon

Located on the banks of the serene Powai Lake

6 scrumptious dining options

Largest convention space of 2,30,000 sq. ft. in the city

600 rooms with the right blend of luxury and functionality

Award winning chefs and food service

Multiple indoor and outdoor venue options

About MumbaiLocated on west coast of India, Mumbai, the city that never sleeps is a cultural representative of modern India.

Sky-scrapers, attractive old and new architectures and beautiful landscapes has made this city fourth most

popular city in the world. Today’s Mumbai is the biggest business hub in India holding 21 millions of Indians from

different parts of India. The city houses some premier scientific and nuclear institutes like BARC, TIFR, NPCL, IREL,

AERB, AECI, DAE and last but not the least, IIT Bombay.

The name Mumbai was coined from the local Goddess Mumbadevi. A group of seven islands from the kingdom

of Ashoka, the famous Buddhist emperor of India had formed the Mumbai city. After independence, the city

expanded its territory and suburban small towns were included within the city to shape the present Mumbai city.

Place to VisitCRITICARE 2019

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Gateway of IndiaThis historical landmark of Mumbai is one of the most popular places in the city for tourists and has become the symbol of the city over the years. Built nearly 100 years back to commemorate the landing of King George V in India, this landmark served literally as the gateway of India for viceroys and governors of Mumbai.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj TerminusEarlier known as Victoria Terminus, this is a historic railway station and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 129-year-old structure is still operational as a major railway station and is located in South Mumbai.

Taj Mahal Palace HotelThis grand hotel was built more than 100 years ago in 1903 in South Mumbai and faces The Gateway of India. It is the flagship hotel of the international chain of hotels -Taj Hotels. This great building has stood the test of time and even witnessed the 2008 attack by terrorists.

Elephanta CavesElephanta caves are a group of caves situated on an island off the coast of Mumbai and can be reached via a boat ride from The Gateway of India. The caves are split into two groups of Hindu and Buddhist caves and are believed to date back to the 5th and 8th centuries.

Kanheri CavesKanheri caves are located in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in the northern parts of Mumbai and are believed to have inscriptions from 1st century BCE to 10th century BCE. They contain Buddhist sculptures and carvings that can make one marvel at the artists of those times who created these beautiful masterpieces on hard rocks. The name Kanheri originates from the Sanskrit word ‘Krishnagiri’, which means black mountain.

Mount Mary ChurchMount Mary Church is a 300 year old church located in Bandra. It is a Roman Catholic Basilica, and on every 8th September, the feast of Blessed Virgin Mary is celebrated here. The church was destroyed in early 1700s and rebuilt in 1760; the story behind the statue of Our Lady here is that it was found by Koli fishermen in the sea.

Haji Ali DargahHaji Ali Dargah is a mosque and tomb situated on an islet off the coast of Mumbai in Worli. This dargah is nearly 600 years old and was made in the memory of a Muslim merchant Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, and is named after him as well. The dargah is connected to land by a pathway that has water on both the sides and gives some spectacular views of the Mumbai skyline.

Asiatic LibraryThis is a 200 year old town hall that houses the Asiatic Society of Bombay. It is now classified as a heritage structure and has Roman and Greek architecture with a portico that has eight Doric columns. It has a flight of 30 steps that lead to the town hall and a wrought iron divided Regency staircase that leads to the vestibule. It is located in South Mumbai and has been featured in many Bollywood movies to portray courtrooms.

Mahim FortMahim Fort is a fort situated on the Mahim bay and overlooks Worli, Bandra and Mahim. The origins of the fort aren’t known, but it holds a strategic location and has been attacked many times in the past to get control of it. The fort has stood the test of time and has not received sufficient repairs and maintenance in the past, but is a beautiful reminder of the glorious past of the empires that ruled over it.

Siddhivinayak TempleSiddhivinayak temple is a 200 year old temple dedicated to Lord Ganesh, located in Prabhadevi; it has a small mandap with a shrine of Siddhi Vinayak and has its inner roof plated with gold.

Conference Secretariat:Unit 13 and 14 , First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co.operative Society,

Near Chaitya Bhoomi, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai – 400028

Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

Phone No: +91-7045637444

Conference & Travel Manager

Meetings And More | 56, Institutional Area, Sector 44, Gurgaon, Haryana, India 122002, Phone No.: 0124 - 4938913

Mr. Shekhar Singh | Mobile: +91 7219154161 | Email: [email protected]

Web: www.meetingsnmore.com





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