SOA26 programme
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Tuesday 30 June
12pm – 1.30pm
Lunch, exhibition, industry sessions and ePoster presentations
Exhibition Floor
12.30pm – 1.15pm
Sponsored session - Hamilton Medical: Beyond Pressure and Volume: Rethinking Lung Assessment at the Bedside
Mini-theatre 1
1.30pm – 3pm
When Care Continues Beyond Survival: The journey of organ donation in critical care
Hall 1
Beyond Intubation: Managing the Complex ICU Airway
Hall 5
Beyond the Sepsis Six
Hall 8
3pm – 3.45pm
Coffee break, exhibition, industry sessions and ePoster presentations
Exhibition Floor
Winding down at the end of your career
Hall 8
Pride and Prejudice: How misconduct erodes our workplace and what to do?
Hall 5
Abstracts: Rising Star
Hall 8
Wednesday 1 July
Advancing nutrition following critical illness: Insights from research and lived experience
Hall 8
Abstracts: Critical Care Tales
Hall 5
Crisis Management
Hall 8
10.45am – 11.30am
Coffee break, exhibition, industry sessions and ePoster presentations
Exhibition Floor
Sponsored session - Sedana Medical: Mythbusters, facts and clinical experience on inhaled sedation
Mini-theatre 1
Humanising the ICU from a patient's perspective
Hall 8
Abstracts: Oral presentations
Hall 5
All Rise in the Courtroom: Law and Ethics in the ICU
Hall 8
1pm – 2.30pm
Lunch, exhibition, industry sessions and ePoster presentations
Exhibition Floor
1.30pm – 2pm
Where science meets lived experience – co-producing research priorities for intensive care
Hall 1
JICS How to…
Hall 8
Townsend: the legal implications
Hall 5
Bugs, Drugs and Inflammation: Managing Infections in the ICU
Hall 8
4pm – 4.45pm
Coffee break, exhibition, industry sessions and ePoster presentations
Exhibition Floor
ICNARC data-what to do with it!
Hall 8
Debate Session 2: JUDGEMENT DAY- Humanity Fights Back
Hall 5
TRIC Network: Resident-led research and innovation competition
Hall 8
Thursday 2 July
8am – 9am
When Treatment Becomes the Barrier: Iatrogenic Withdrawal in Rehabilitation After Critical Illness
Hall 5
New Challenges in Immuno-Compromised Patients
Hall 8
JICS Editors session: informing critical care practice
Hall 5
Rehabilitation and NCEPOD: one year on
Hall 8
10.45am – 11.30am
Sponsored session - Kite: Current thinking in CAR T toxicity management - new UK consensus recommendations for CRS and ICANS
Mini-theatre 1
Coffee break and exhibition
Exhibition Floor
10.55am – 11.25am
GPICS v3 — Defining the Future Standard of UK Intensive Care
Breakout session
Post Extubation Dysphagia - Hidden Harm and Human Cost
Breakout session
Abstracts: ABC of ICM
Hall 5
I’m still standing, so what now?: What Wellbeing Research (during and since COVID-19) tells us about the future.
Hall 8
1.15pm – 1.45pm
Mechanical Life Support - emergency resuscitation in ECMO, Impella & LVAD
Breakout session
ICCQIP session
Breakout session