ISF Sponsored/Endorsed Meetings
ISF is endorsing the International Symposium for
Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (ISICEM) Brussels, March 2009
ISF Session at the ESICM 2006 Conference in Barcelona: "The
International Sepsis Forum: Thanks to recent definitive trials, we NOW know..."
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ISF Session at the ESICM, September 2005
ISF Session at the 9th World Congress of Intensive and
Critical
Care Medicine, August 2005, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Joint ESCMID-ISF Symposium, ECCMID 2005,
Copenhagen. "Diagnosis and management of sepsis in the critically ill
patient"
SCCM 2005 - Workshop, January 2005. "ISF Debates:
Controversies in Sepsis"
Joint ESCMID-ISF Symposium, ECCMID 2004. "New Approaches
for Diagnosis and Treatment"
SCCM 2004 -Workshop, February 2004. "The ISF Debates:
Frontiers in Sepsis"
SCCM 2003, January 2003, San Antonio, Tx. "The ISF Debates: Frontiers in Sepsis"
Joint ESCMID-ISF
session held at the ECCMID in Milan, Italy, April 22-24 2002. The joint symposium took place on Friday,
April 26. The title was "New Pathogenetic Aspects of Sepsis".
SCCM annual meeting, January 2002, San Diego, "ISF Debates Controversies in Sepsis"
SCCM annual meeting, February 2001, San Francisco, “Guidelines for Management of Severe Sepsis
and Septic Shock.”
European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious
Diseases (ESCMID) 10th International Meeting, lecture: “Host
Susceptibility in the Pathogenesis of Invasive Streptococcal
Infections.” ATS 2000,96th International Conference, Toronto, “Symposium: The Heart in
Sepsis.”American Thoracic Society (ATS) Critical Care Assembly Project, “Expert Workshop on
Appropriate Use of Colloids in Medical Critical Illness.”
UK Medical
Research Council International Workshop on Clinical Trial Design, February
2000, London, “How should we be designing clinical trials in sepsis in the
critically ill?”
21st International Congress of Chemotherapy
workshop 1999, “Trials and Serious Sepsis.”
Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), International Conference 1999, “Educational Session: Molecular Mechanisms
in Sepsis: Discriminating Among Cause, Consequence and Epiphenomenon.”
UK Medical Research Council International Workshop on Severe Sepsis, 1999.
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