Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine’s Bhopal city Branch is organising 1st Central zone meet Zonal Meet-2013 from October 25 to 27 at Chirayu Medical College & Hospital, Bhopal. The zonal meet of this magnitude is being organised for the first time in the history of Central Zone as well as of Country.
More than 400 critical care specialists from all over India will be attending this important zonal meet. Nearly 40 best National faculties will deliver important lectures on the critical care. During the meet, detailed discussions will be done on vast topics of critical care between some Knowledgeable Personalities and delegates.
The challenge of new millennium is indeed a great concern for all the critical care practitioners and patient worldwide. Zonal Meet-2013 will be an important event and it will provide all the critical care specialist with unique opportunities to share the latest experiences, evidences and knowledge to improve the outcome of critically ill patients.
This meet has been designed to present updated information about the progress in critical caremedicine worldwide. In this three-day zonal meet, special lectures and workshops on critical care will be organised. At the meet, renowned physicians of the city will also take part.
During the Press Conference, of Zonal Meet-2013, Dr Ajay Goenka, Dr Pradeep K Bhattacharya and Dr Anoop Hajela said, “Critical care is a multi-organ Speciality and hence, every discipline has direct or indirect relation with this discipline. A conference of this magnitude with full of variety programmes is definitely going to be a very good feast for criticalcare specialty.”
Dr Ajay Goenka, Dr Pradeep K Bhattacharya and Dr. Anoop Hajela added that in the Zonal Meet-2013, a detailed discussion will be done on the various subjects — How to cure respiratory failure and lung-related problems, post extubation respiratory failure, nephro critical care, pharmacokinetic issues for antibiotics in critically ill patients, perioperative critical care, cardio critical care, neurocritical care, therapy beyond antibiotics, new paradigms in critical care management for liver failure, pancreatitis — early suspicion and diagnosis, dos and don’ts to prevents pancreatic necrosis and recognition, prevention of nosocomial fungal infection in intensive care unit and management of fungal infectionin ICU.