Programme - Cobatrice

EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN MAY 2012
Bern University Hospital, Switzerland
FINAL PROGRAMME
Advanced Training Courses in
Intensive Care Medicine
CobaSymposium &
Workshop 2012
C OMPETENCY- B ASED T RAINING IN I NTENSIVE C ARE M EDICINE IN E UROPE
May 09-10, 2012
May 11-12, 2012
ICU Management
Implementing CompetencyBased Training in Intensive
Care Medicine
May 11-12, 2012
Haemodynamic Management
www.esicm.org
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMITTEE
Faculty Lists
Management Skills in Intensive Care Course
CHAIR OF THE DIVISION
OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Marco Maggiorini
Zurich, Switzerland
Chair, CobaFaculty
Hans-Ulrich Rothen
Bern, Switzerland
Craig
Carr
London
United Kingdom
Pascale
Gruber
London
United Kingdom
Graham
Ramsay
London
United Kingdom
Bruno
Regli
Bern
Switzerland
Jukka
Takala
Bern
Switzerland
Timothy
Wigmore
London
United Kingdom
Haemodynamic Monitoring and Management
CHAIR OF THE DIVISION
OF SCIENTIFIC AFFAIRS
Giuseppe Citerio
Monza, Italy
Chair PACT Subcommittee
Dermot Phelan
Dublin, Ireland
Maurizio
Cecconi
London
United Kingdom
Jan
Bakker
Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Hans
Flaatten
Bergen
Norway
Christoph K
Hofer
Zurich
Switzerland
Marco
Maggiorini
Zurich
Switzerland
Rui
Moreno
Lisbon
Portugal
Andrew
Rhodes
London
United Kingdom
Jukka
Takala
Bern
Switzerland
Gorazd
Voga
Sentjur
Slovenia
CobaSymposium & Workshop
Chair, Clinical Training
Subcommittee
Hans Flaatten
Bergen, Norway
N&AHP Representative
Katherina Iliopoulou
Athens, Greece
ESICM Organisation Team
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Estelle Flament
Brussels, Belgium
research
Dominique De Boom
Brussels, Belgium
Editorial & Publishing
Sherry Scharff
Brussels, Belgium
Julian
Archer
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Anna-Marija
Batchelor
Newcastle
United Kingdom
Geoff
Bellingan
London
United Kingdom
Christoph
Berendonk
Bern
Switzerland
Julian
Bion
Birmingham
Lluis
Blanch Torra Sabadell
Spain
Bernardo
Bollen Pinto
Porto
Portugal
Vladimir
Cerny
Hradec Kralove Czech Republic
Eric
Driessen
Maastricht
The Netherlands
Hans
Flaatten
Bergen
Norway
Marianne
Govaerts
Maastricht
The Netherlands
Pascale
Gruber
London
United Kingdom
Claude
Guérin
Lyon
France
Marco
Maggiorini
Zurich
Switzerland
Rui
Moreno
Lisbon
Portugal
Dermot
Phelan
Dublin
Ireland
Andrew
Rhodes
London
United Kingdom
Hans-Ulrich
Rothen
Bern
Switzerland
Fabienne
Saulnier
Lille
France
Torsten
Schroeder
Berlin
Germany
Gisli
Sigurdsson
Reykjavik
Iceland
Benoît
Vallet
Lille
France
Elisabeth
van Gessel
Geneva
Switzerland
Walther
van Mook
Maastricht
The Nertherlands
Wilhelm
Vukovich
Brussels
European
Commission
Norbert
Weiler
Kiel
Germany
United Kingdom
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Dear Colleague,
It is a pleasure to welcome you to one of the most beautiful towns in Europe! Thanks to its well-preserved medieval
townscape, the Old Town of Bern was entered onto UNESCO’s listing of World Heritage Sites in 1983. With its 140,000
inhabitants, Bern is rather small, but if you have some spare time, a visit of the old centre is highly recommended.
There you will find the Clock Tower (Zytglogge), formerly Bern’s first western city gate (1191-1256), now one of Bern’s
most important sights. The Cathedral (Münster) is Bern’s most impressive example of Late Gothic architecture and the
basilica with its three naves rises above Bern’s Old Town and the river Aare. Were you aware that Albert Einstein lived
in Bern from 1903 to 1905 and developed his Theory of Relativity here? The Einstein House gives visitors a chance
to see where the great physicist completely revolutionised our understanding of space and time. Finally, if you are
accompanied by your family, do not miss visiting the Bear Park, a special experience for children as well as adults.
Besides visiting Bern, do not forget to join us for CoBaSymposium & Workshop 2012! Well known experts in the field of
medical training and teaching will contribute to this event, organised by ESICM’s CoBaFaculty. The aim is to promote
educational activities and to foster relationships with national training organisations and national societies. The
target audience includes representatives of national training organisations, experts in training and teaching in care of
the critically ill, trainees, and other stakeholders in the field of medical training and teaching. The programme includes
a mixture of lectures provided by top-level speakers, and workshops where input from all participants is expected.
Active contribution from all participants is crucial in leading further developments of the CoBaTrICE programme!
As a complement to CoBaSymposium & Workshop 2012, ESICM’s Clinical Training Committee has organised two
advanced clinical training courses: “ICU Management” and “Haemodynamic Monitoring and Management”. Here a high
level of interaction will be assured through a mixture of case based discussions in small groups, workshops, plenary
lectures, and a comprehensive course workbook.
Wellcome to Bern!
Marco Maggiorini
Hans Ulrich Rothen
Head ESICM Division of Professional Development
Chair ESICM CoBaFaculty
Pascale Gruber
Maurizio Cecconi
Course Director ATCIC ICU Management
Course Director ATCIC Haemodynamic Monitoring
Improve the quality of care
of acutely, critically ill and injured patients
and their families
through high quality education & training
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Dates
Wednesday 9 & Thursday 10 May 2012
Advanced Training Course
Management Skills in Intensive Care Course (ATCIC 1)
Friday 11 & Saturday 12 May 2012
Advanced Training Course
Haemodynamic Monitoring and Management (ATCIC 2)
Friday 11 and Saturday 12 May 2012
CobaSymposium & Workshops (Coba 1 & 2)
Hotel booking contact
Bern Incoming GmbH
Amthausgasse 4 / Postfach 177
CH-3000 Bern 7
Phone: +41 31 328 12 60
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.bern-incoming
Official language
The official language of the event is English. There will be no
simultaneous translation.
Venue
Non-smoking Event
Inselspital (Bern University Hospital), Bern, Switzerland
ESICM thanks participants for respecting the « no-smoking »
policy in the conference rooms, as well as during coffee breaks.
ATCIC 1 Maurice E Müller-Haus, Entrance 42, Floor H,
Auditorium MEM H-813/H-810
Bus stop “Bremgartenfriedhof”
ATCIC 2 Children’s Hospital (KinderKlinik),
Entrance 31B, Main Auditorium
(Auditorium Rossi), KR 1-5
Bus stop “Inselspital”
COBA 1 & 2 Children’s Hospital (KinderKlinik),
Entrance 31B, Main Auditorium
(Auditorium Rossi), KR 1-5
Bus stop “Inselspital”
Local organiser
European Society of Intensive Care Medicine
Division of Professional Development
19, rue Belliard
B-1040 Brussels
Phone: +32 2 559 03 57
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.esicm.org
Disclaimer
The Organising Society accepts no liability for injuries/
losses of whatever nature incurred by participants and/or
accompanying persons, nor for loss or damage to their luggage
and/or personal belongings.
Public Transportation
Visitors Cards (covering transportation around Bern) can be
purchased directly at the Hotel.
The costs are as follows:
24h: CHF 8.48h: CHF 13.72h: CHF 17.Other information about the area, activities and excursions
can be found at the Bern Tourism Office (Bern Tourismus Bahnhofplatz 10a - 3011 Bern - Tel. +41 (0)31 328 12 12) or
on the website (http://www.bern.com).
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REGISTRATION
general dinner
Each registered participant will receive his/her personal
documentation (including final programme) at the
registration desk in the Children’s Hospital (Kinderklinik).
Thursday May 10, 2012 Friday May 11, 2012 Saturday May 12, 2012 12:00 – 18:00
08:15 – 14:15, 15:15 – 18:30
08:00 – 10:00, 12:00 – 17:00
For participants of ACTIC “ICU management”, the registration
desk is located at Maurice E. Müller Haus, entrance 42, floor H.
Wednesday May 09, 2012 10:00 – 14:30
Onsite registration will be managed within the same time
frame.
Onsite registration fees per person
Courses Title
Rate
Members
Nonmembers
ATCIC 1 - Management Skills in IC
(9-10/5/2012)
370€
450€
ATCIC 2 - Haemodynamic Monitoring &
Management (11-12/5/2012)
370€
450€
COBA 1 - CoBaSymposium & Workshops
(11/5/2012)
170€
200€
COBA 2 - CoBaSymposium & Workshops
(12/5/2012)
170€
200€
ATCIC 1 + ATCIC 2
540€
700€
COBA 1 + COBA 2
290€
350€
ATCIC 1 + COBA 1
340€
450€
ATCIC 1 + COBA 2
340€
450€
ATCIC 1 + COBA 1 + COBA 2
460€
600€
50€
50€
Option: General Dinner on Friday night
(11/5/2012)
General Dinner
Zunft zu Webern is one of the old guild houses of Bern.
“Webern” relates to the weavers, a guild mentioned already
in 1373 as an association of craftsmen. The guild of weavers
did not only include weavers, but also fullings, clothiers,
dippers and hatters. In 1911, the guild moved to the actual
house at Gerechtigkeitsgasse 68, an old bernese property with
a restaurant. Having a restaurant has always been important
to this guild and today the well-known restaurant Zunft zu
Webern is still located in this time-honoured house.
SPEAKER’S DINNER
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The main goal of CoBaSymposium & Workshop 2012 is to
support the further development and implementation of a
standardised, well structured postgraduate training programme
in intensive care medicine throughout Europe.
The main goal of the advanced clinical training courses
(ACTIC) is to provide trainees in Intensive Care Medicine with
a series of high quality educational training opportunities.
ESICM primarily dedicates itself to develop and run instructor
and provider courses in close cooperation with the National
Societies of Intensive Care Medicine. In the future, such
courses shall operate at the national level, with minimal
oversight from ESICM.
Further details for each of these modules are given below.
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION / EACCME
This Education and Training Track is accredited by the European
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education
(EACCME) to provide CME activity for medical specialists. The
EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical
Specialists (UEMS – www.uems.be).
The granted European CME credits will be announced on the
ESICM website.
EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical
Association towards the Physician’s Recognition Award (PRA).
To convert EACCME credit to AMA PRA Category 1 credit,
contact the AMA (www.ama-assn.org).
These events have been accredited as well by the Schwei­
zerische Gesellschaft für Intensivmedizin (www.sgi-ssmi.ch) and
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Anästhesiologie und Reanimation
(www.sgar-ssar.ch).
Fortbildungsveranstaltungen und Credits
2012
Credits
was
Datum
ATCIC-ICU Management 09.05.2012
10.05.2012
ATCIC Haemodynamic
11.05.2012
Management
12.05.2012
CobaSymposium &
11.05.2012
Workshop 2012
12.05.2012
SGAR
6
13.5
7.5
7
13.5
6.5
6
13
7
SGI
15
15
15
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN MAY 2012: SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Advanced Training Courses in Intensive Care Medicine
The following Final programme is subject to modification after printing.
Course Description:
The Management Skills in Intensive Care Course is aimed at specialists and trainees in intensive care medicine. The aim
of the course is to enable candidates to develop knowledge and skills with the organisational and management aspects
of running an intensive care unit. These are important skills required for specialists interested in career progression. The
course uses a mixture of blended learning techniques including problem based learning, small group teaching, workshops,
video, didactic lectures and includes a comprehensive course workbook. Topics covered during the course will include:
General management of an intensive care unit, Current global economic impact on intensive care, Quality and performance
indicators, Leadership, Patient safety, Risk management, Managing conflict, Effective negotiation, Writing a business
case, Teamwork, Achieving change, Work life-balance, Managing difficult trainees, Finance, ICU budgeting and resource
management. The 2-day course is run by an experienced faculty of intensivists with a specific interest in intensive care
management who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the course.
Management Skills in Intensive Care Course
Wednesday May 09, 2012
Time
Topic
11:00-11:15
Registration
Format
Instructor
11:15-11:30
11:30-12:00
Overview and Welcome
Lecture
G. Ramsay
12:00-12:30
Why are Management Skills Important for the Modern Intensivist?
Lecture
T. Wigmore
The Role of the ICU Clinical Director
Lecture
G. Ramsay
12:30-13:00
Quality, Benchmarking and Improving Performance
Lecture
J. Takala
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:00-15:00
Writing a Business Case
Workshop
T. Wigmore
15:00-15:30
Managing Change
Lecture
P. Gruber
15:30-16:00
Tea and Coffee Break
16:00-16:30
Leadership
Lecture
T. Wigmore
16:30-17:30
Risk Management and Patient Safety
Workshop
P. Gruber
17:30-18:30
Negotiating Effectively
Workshop
C. Carr
18:30-19:30
The new 32-bed interdisciplinary adult ICU at Inselspital
Guided tour
B. Regli, H.U. Rothen
Thursday May 10, 2012
08:00-08:15
Registration
08:15-09:45
Teamwork
Workshop
T. Wigmore
09:45-10:15
Conflict
Lecture
P. Gruber
10:15-10:45
ICU Finances and Current Global Economic Impact on Intensive Care
Lecture
G. Ramsay
10:45-11:15
Tea and Coffee Break
11:15-11:45
Work Life Balance
Lecture
C. Carr
11:45-13:00
Managing Trainees in Difficulty
Workshop
P. Gruber
13:00-14:30
Working Lunch Preparation for Directors Meeting
Workshop
C. Carr
14:30-15:15
Directors Meeting
Workshop
C. Carr
15:15-15:45
Feedback from Directors Meeting
Workshop
C. Carr
15:45-16:00
Course Wrap Up
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Advanced Training Courses in Intensive Care Medicine
The following Final programme is subject to modification after printing.
Course Description:
In this course, experts in the field of haemodynamic monitoring will guide the participants through the understanding of the cardiovascular physiology and of the haemodynamic monitoring and management of intensive care patients.
Participants will be given a manual weeks before the course, during the course core lectures will be given and participants will be able
to interact with the trainers to clarify any doubts they may have.
A high level of interaction will be guaranteed also through small groups rotations and case based discussions focusing on specific
aspects of haemodynamics.
Haemodynamic Monitoring and Management
FRIDAY May 11, 2012
09:15-09:45
Registration
09:45-10:00
Opening of the Course and Course Overview
M. Cecconi
10:00-10:30
Cardiovascular Physiology: A Refresher Lecture
A. Rhodes
10:30-11:00
Haemodynamic instability: How to Recognise It
J. Bakker
11:00-11:30
Coffee Break
11:30-12:00
Case based discussion
H. Flaatten
12:00-12:30
Filling Pressures and Flow (PAC)
J. Takala
12:30-13:00
Less Invasive Technologies: An overview
M. Cecconi
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:00-14:30
The Right Tool for the Right Patient: Cased Based Discussion
G. Voga
14:30-15:00
Optimising Flow and Oxygen Delivery: the evidence
M. Cecconi
15:00-15:30
Vasoactive Drugs
G. Voga
15:30-15:50
Coffee Break
15:50-16:45
Workshop: How to give a Fluid challenge
Case discussions in 3-4 groups
17:00-18:30
CoBaSymposium & Workshop 2012 – Plenary lectures
A. Rhodes, M. Cecconi , J. Bakker,
G. Voga, R. Moreno
Saturday May 12, 2012
08:15-08:45
Evaluating adequacy of perfusion
J. Bakker
08:45-09:15
Fluid responsiveness
C. Hofer
09:15-09:45
Ask the experts. Open questions to the speakers
M. Cecconi , C. Hofer, G. Voga, M. Maggiorini,
H. Flaatten, J. Takala, J. Bakker, G. Voga
09:45-10:10
Coffee break
10:10-12:10
Case based discussion: Rotations in 4 groups
Optimising the septic patient
J. Bakker, J. Takala
Optimising the high-risk surgical patient
C. Hofer, M. Cecconi
Management of Acute Heart Failure
M. Maggiorini, G. Voga
The trauma patient with cardiac problems
H. Flaatten, A. Rhodes
12:10-13:00
Lunch
13:00-13:45
Post Course MCQ Test
M.Cecconi
13:45-14:15
Course Feedback
Course participants
14:15-14:30
Conclusion of the Course
M. Cecconi
Note: CoBaSymposium ends 15:30
EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN MAY 2012: SCIENTIFIC programme
CobaSymposium & Workshop 2012
The following Final programme is subject to modification after printing.
Course Description:
The CoBaTrICE programme has a number of objectives:
1. E stablish a European Forum for national ICM training organisations
2. S urvey current education and training provision & needs in ICM at national level.
3. D
evelop minimum programme standards for quality assurance (monitoring & accreditation) for programmes of training in ICM,
using consensus techniques
4. R
eview workplace-based methods of assessment of individual competence
5. D
evelop web-based tools for E&T support & life-long learning for trainers and trainees
Implementing Competency-Based Training in Intensive Care Medicine
Thursday MAY 10, 2012: Preparing the Meeting
Theme
Pre-meeting
Aims
Speaker
Preparing the CoBaSymposium & Workshop 2012
Recapitulate Aims and Outcomes
15:30-18:00
H.U. Rothen, CoBaFaculty,
moderators, speakers
19:30
Dinner
CoBaFaculty, speakers and
moderators (including ACTIC)
Friday MAY 11, 2012: Implementing CoBaTrICE: Actual State and Future
08:15-09:00
Registration
09:00-09:10
Welcome
09:10-09:25
Postgraduate training in ICM:
Setting the stage (1)
The vision of ESICM
To present the vision of ESICM
H.U. Rothen, M. Maggiorini
A. Rhodes, ESICM President
Session 1
Postgraduate Training Programme: Establishing a Vocational Training Programme in Europe (Chairs: M. Maggiorini, H.U. Rothen)
09:25-09:50
Improving patient care through
Setting the stage (2)
high quality education and
Quality of care of acutely, critically ill patients: The role of
training
healthcare professionals’ education and training
Vocational education and training
Setting the stage (3)
across Europe: The strategic view
To discuss actual state, future developments in postgraduate
09:50-10:15
J. Bion
W. Vukovich1
training in Europe (EU’s Lifelong learning programme)
Session 2a
National Training Programmes for Postgraduate Medical Training in ICM: Diversity across Europe (Chairs: R. Moreno, D. Phelan)
10:15-11:00
France
To present the actual state and future development of
F. Saulnier (France)
Switzerland
structures, governance models and resources of national
M. Maggiorini (Switzerland)
The Netherlands
training…
W. van Mook (Netherlands)
Scandinavia
11:00-11:30
1
G. Sigurdsson (Scandinavia)
Coffee break
Wilhelm Vukovich: European Commission, Directorate General Education and Culture, programme manager for vocational education and training; Leonardo da Vinci programme.
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CobaSymposium & Workshop 2012
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Friday MAY 11, 2012: Implementing CoBaTrICE: Actual State and Future
Session 2b
National Training Programmes for Postgraduate Medical Training in ICM: Diversity across Europe (Chairs: R. Moreno, D. Phelan)
11:30-12:40
Czech Republic
… programmes in intensive care medicine (ICM): Strength and
V. Cerny (Czech Rep.)
Spain
weakness, threads to programmes (10’ each)
L. Blanch (Spain)
Germany
N. Weiler (Germany)
A. Batchelor (United-Kingdom)
United-Kingdom
Roundtable
Summarising the actual state
12:40-12:50
Introduction to Afternoon-Workshops
12:50-14:00
Lunch
Session 3
Thematic Workshops: Strength and Weaknesses in National Training Programmes
R. Moreno, D. Phelan
H.U. Rothen
1) Implementing CoBaTrICE at the National Level: Problems & Solutions
2) The Roles of NTO, ESICM and other Stakeholders
3) Trainees’ Expectations
14:00-15:30
Implementing CoBaTrICE
National training programmes and national training organisations
(3-4 groups, headed by
(NTO): Problems & possible solutions. The role of NTO and
members of CoBaFaculty)
CoBaTrICE. How can ESICM support NTOs?
Actions to be taken: Trainee – Trainers – NTO – CoBaNC –
CoBaFaculty – ESICM
15:30-15:50
Coffee break
Session 4
Results of Workshops (Chairs: H. Flaatten, L. Blanch)
15:50-17:00
Discussion with audience
Presenting the workshops’ results (10’ per group)
Reporters
Summarising the proposed actions
H. Flaatten, L. Blanch,
B. Bollen Pinto
Session 5
Plenary Lectures: Workforce in ICM – The Future (Chairs: A. Rhodes, B. Bollen Pinto)
17:00-18:30
Workforce in Intensive Care Medicine: Demographic Restraints and a Dark Future?
A. Rhodes
The Intensivist: The Future is Bright!
B. Vallet
20:00-23:00
Dinner (doors open 19:30-23:30)
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CobaSymposium & Workshop 2012
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Implementing Competency-Based Training in Intensive Care Medicine
Saturday MAY 12, 2012:
Supporting the Curriculum: Portfolio, Workplace-based Assessment and EDIC
Theme
Aims
Session 6
Assessing Competence during Postgraduate Medical Training (Chairs: C. Guerin, T. Schröder)
08:15 –09:40
Assessing Knowledge and
Speaker
M. Govaerts
Competencies – General
Introduction
DOPS, Mini-CEX: Why and How
Assessing competence during PG medical training: General
C. Berendonk
Multi-Source Feedback: Simply the overview and role of workplace based assessment (WbA) (20’ each) J. Archer
Best!
WbA: Lessons from
E. van Gessel
Anaesthesiology
09:40-10:10
Coffee break
Session 7
Monitoring and Documentation of Postgraduate Medical Training (Chairs: P. Gruber, J. Bion)
10:10-11:40
Portfolios as Self-Assessment Tool: To present the actual state of monitoring and documentation
How to Do it
E. Driessen
during postgraduate medical training (PGT). Portfolio: Toy or
tool? Paper- or web-based? Short presentations (30’)
The ‘Failing Trainee’
Picking up and managing problems during PGT (20’)
W. van Mook
How Good is your Trainee?
The role of the “exit examination”: A robust measure of
G. Bellingan
professional competence? (20’)
Roundtable
Consequences for PGT in ICM
11:40-12:40
Lunch
Session 8
Thematic Workshops: Supporting the Curriculum, Implementing WbA and Final Exam.
P. Gruber, J. Bion
1) Implementing WbA in a training programme: Do we need guidelines? Why? For whom?
2) Is there a need for an e-portfolio for postgraduate training in ICM? Should ESICM promote and support the development of such a
tool? How should ESICM’s e-portfolio look like?
3) EDIC: Is the oral exam a robust measure of trainee’s competencies? What can / must be changed?
12:40-14:00
WbA, e-portfolio and Final Exam:
How and Why
1) General guidelines for the use of tools for WbA
(Chairs: W. van Mook / M. Govaerts)
2) Do we need a Europe-wide e-portfolio? What should be
(3-4 groups, members
minimal standards for a web-based portfolio?
of CoBaFaculty equally
(Chairs: J. Bion/E. Driessen)
distributed to the groups)
3) How to standardise the oral examination (EDIC part 2)?
(Chairs: G. Bellingan/M. Maggiorini)
14:00-14:15
Coffee break
Session 9
Results of Workshops (Chairs: M. Maggiorini, H.U. Rothen)
Presenting the workshops’ results (8’ per group)
14:15-15:15
Discussion
Session 10
Conclusion of Symposium and Outlook
15:15-15:30
Concluding Remarks and Outlook
Farewell Drink
Reporters
M. Maggiorini, H.U. Rothen
M. Maggiorini
Notes
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ACKNOWLEGEMENTS
The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine would like to wholeheartedly thank the
following partners
C OMPETENCY- B ASED T RAINING IN I NTENSIVE C ARE M EDICINE IN E UROPE