The practice of critical care around the world varies considerably based on environment, geography, and human and material resource availability. Consequently, effective critical care delivery often requires nuance and adaptation. With an emphasis on global equity and diversity, this session provides perspective on innovations that improve outcomes in lower-resourced settings. This multidisciplinary session will cover a diversity of essential topics relevant to attendees interested in critical care delivery in strained settings around the world.
• Better understand challenges and nuances of critical care delivery in diverse practice settings globally
• Incorporate innovative solutions to best practices in critical care in lower-resourced settings around the world
• Describe innovations in critical care research, education and practice in lower-resourced settings
Elisabeth Riviello ,MD, MPH
Juliana Ferreira, MD, PhD, ATSF
Echo Vanderwal, PA
Burton Lee, MD
Rashan Haniffa, MD
Karima Khalid, MD
Crisis Standard of Care Protocols in Low-Resource Settings: Ensuring Equity Amidst Scarcity
Sepsis Treatment Around the World: Challenges and Innovations
Oxygen Delivery: Overcoming Supply Chain Problems During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Innovations in Critical Care Education: Lessons from Kenya
Decolonizing Global Critical Care - Presentation withheld at the speaker's request
Essential Emergency and Critical Care