Meeting Overview
Tuesday 18 - Wednesday 19 May 2010
Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds
Keep ahead of all the latest developments and practice in intensive care medicine, hear a faculty of UK and international experts deliver the highest quality scientific programme at Leeds Royal Armouries. Participate in practical workshops and learn from plenary sessions and CME track topics. It’s a must for revalidation and keeping up to date with your education and training.
Hot Topics Include:
- Sepsis and infection
- Towards zero nosocmial infections in ICU
- Morbid obesity and the malnourished patient in the ICU
- What have we learnt from swine flu?
- Pro con debates including large vs. small ICUs' and the use of ECMO in ALI refractory hypoxamia
Download the Spring 2010 Meeting Flyer
Programme
Annual Spring 2010 Meeting provisional programme
Who should attend?
Nurses, AHPs, trainees, SAS doctors and the consultant.
Speakers
Dr Simon Baudouin, Newcastle upon Tyne
Professor Mark Bellamy, Leeds
Dr Stewart Dickson, Plymouth
Dr Jonathan Goodall, Salford
Professor Richard Griffiths, Liverpool
Professor Hilary Humphreys, Dublin
Dr David Kessel, Leeds
Dr Peter Macnaughton, Plymouth
Dr Simon McPherson, Leeds
Dr David Noble, Aberdeen
Dr Carol Peden, Bath
Annette Richardson, NPSA
Professor Kathy Rowan, ICNARC
Mr Peter Sagar, Leeds
Dr Matt Thomas, Bristol
Dr Carl Waldmann, Reading
Professor Andrew Webb, Surrey, British Columbia
Professor Mark Wilcox, Leeds
Professor Keith Willet, Department of Health
Dr Bob Winter, Nottingham
CPD Points
Pending 10 Points
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Exhibition and Sponsorship
Dinner and Dance
Foundation Fun Run
Useful Information
Contact
For any queries concerning this meeting please call a member of the events team on 0207 280 4350 or email events@ics.ac.uk
Registration
Registration for our premier, multi-disciplinary meeting is now open. NEW LOW RATES AVAILABLE! Book your place now to take advantage of our special early bird rates.
Registration Form in Microsoft Word. When complete please email to events@ics.ac.uk
Exhibition and Sponsorship
Exhibition details and sponsorship opportunities at the Spring Meeting 2010.
Annual Dinner and Dance 2010
Tuesday 18 May
In keeping with the Royal Armouries, the year's Dinner and Dance will be medieval themed.
Tickets are only £45 and include a red carpet entrance, a drinks reception with an interpretation, delicious food and live music. There will also be an opportunity to win some unbelievable prizes during the raffle draw with all proceeds going to the Intensive Care Foundation.
It‘s the perfect opportunity to network in a relaxed environment and of course practice your favorite dance moves! We look forward to seeing you there.
With special thanks to Drager Medical sponsor of the drinks reception.
Dress code: Black Tie
Tables of 10 Special Offer. We will be offering a discount to tables of 10: 10 tickets= £405 (1 ticket is free). To take advantage of this offer please call the office on 0207 280 4350 or email robina@ics.ac.uk
Foundation Fun Run
Every year the ICF organises a fun run for delegates and other willing fundraisers during the ICS spring meeting. This year’s fun run is being lead by Dr Marcela Vizcaychipi. All proceeds from run will go towards the Intensive Care Foundation.
7:00am, Wednesday 19th May 2010
Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, LS10 1LW
For full event details please visit the Foundation fun run pages
Useful Information
Accommodation
The Society has negiotated special rates with local hotels for delegates attending the meeting. When calling or emailing the hotel please quote the reference number.
Please note that the ICS does not take any responsibility for delegate accommodation. For amendments or queries regarding your booking please contact the hotel directly.
Parking
Parking is free to all delegates attending the Spring Meeting 2010.To enable free flow access a member of RAI Operations Team will distribute car parkvouchers to delegates as they arrive at the Car Park.
There is a new 1650 space multi-storey car park approximately 100m from the Museum and
SAVILES main entrance. This is a 24 hour manned, CCTV monitored, secure car park which is
privately owned by Town Centre Car Parks Ltd and operated by Parking Partners.
Poster
There will not be any posters that this year's Spring meeting. Submissions for State of the Art poster presenters will open at the end of April.
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