Track Categories
The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.
Emergency medicines are a clinical specialty dedicated to the active assessment and treatment of patients who appear with several urgent and urgent health concerns. One area of medicine called "critical care" deals with treating patients who are extremely ill or unstable and need immediate medical attention. This consultation, which focuses on the most recent research on the use of telemedicine in emergency medicine and critical care, including virtual consultations, remote affected person tracking, and tele-ICU, may be shaped by the conference's topic and the members' interests.
Track 1-1 Trauma and Acute Injury Management
Track 1-2 Cardiac Emergencies and Resuscitation
Track 1-3 Respiratory Emergencies and Ventilation
Track 1-4 Sepsis and Critical Care Infectious Diseases
Track 1-5 Neurocritical Care and Brain Injury Management
Intensive Care Medicine (ICM) refers to the treatment of patients who need ongoing monitoring and scientific guidance, even if they are not in a life-threatening situation. In addition to examining integrated treatments for sepsis, such as immunomodulatory drugs, supplementary treatment strategies, and repurposed medications, this consultation may also take into account the role of telemedicine in emergency medicine and critical care. The study on biomarkers for early detection and analysis of critical illnesses like sepsis, acute renal injury, and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) may also be of interest to the session.
Track 2-1 Neurocritical Care and Brain Injury Management
Track 2-2 Sepsis and Critical Care Infectious Disease Management
Track 2-3 Multisystem Organ Failure and ICU Management
Track 2-4 Mechanical Ventilation and Respiratory Support
Track 2-5 Advanced Hemodynamic Monitoring and Management
Trauma management describes the urgent and continuous hospital treatment provided to victims of upsetting incidents. The most recent research on the treatment of critically ill trauma patients might be recognized in this session, which would address topics like respiratory support, hemodynamic monitoring and management, nutritional support, and intensive care unit rehabilitation.
Track 3-1 Trauma Rehabilitation and Post-Injury Recovery
Track 3-2 Pediatric Trauma Management
Track 3-3 Trauma and Haemorrhagic Shock Management
Track 3-4 Trauma Surgery and Surgical Interventions
Track 3-5 Acute Trauma Resuscitation and Stabilization
Cardiac emergencies refer to pressing scientific issues involving the heart that demand immediate attention. Several treatments, including Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS), are used based on the specific circumstances and their severity. This session's goal is to provide attendees with an update on the latest developments in cardiac emergencies and how those trends impact the outcomes for impacted individuals. It should take into account the most recent research on cardiac arrest and resuscitation, including the use of extracorporeal CPR, superior airway management, submit-cardiac arrest treatment, and great cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques.
Track 4-1 Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) Management
Track 4-2 Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation
Track 4-3 Arrhythmia Management in the Emergency Setting
Track 4-4 Heart Failure and Acute Pulmonary Edema
Track 4-5 Cardiac Trauma and Blunt Cardiac Injury
A respiratory emergency is a condition that affects a person's capacity to breathe and can be life-threatening. This session should raise awareness of the most recent findings and developments in the diagnosis, treatment, and cessation of respiratory failure in patients who are very sick, as well as conditions including acute respiratory distress syndrome, acute exacerbations of COPD and asthma, and ARDS.
Track 5-1 Acute Respiratory Failure Management
Track 5-2 Acute Exacerbations of COPD and Asthma
Track 5-3 acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
Track 5-4 Pulmonary Embolism and Acute Pulmonary Thromboembolism
Track 5-5 Airway Management in Respiratory Emergencies
Bacteria, viruses, fungus, parasites, and microorganisms all contribute to infectious disorders. The severity of the specific infection determines the treatment for an infectious disease. This consultation should concentrate on the latest findings and developments in the prevention and management of several emerging infectious risks, including zoonotic diseases, viral hemorrhagic fevers, and other infectious diseases.
Track 6-1 Critical Care Management of HIV and Tuberculosis
Track 6-2 Infectious Disease Transmission and Infection Prevention
Track 6-3 Antibiotic Stewardship and Resistance in Critical Care
Track 6-4 Emerging Infectious Diseases and Global Health
Track 6-5 Sepsis and Septic Shock Management
A neurological emergency is a life-threatening condition that affects the main nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. This consultation should cover current research and developments in neuromuscular emergencies, such as myasthenia gravis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, and other neuromuscular problems, as well as diagnosis and treatment approaches. The need of remaining current with trends in neurological emergencies and how those developments affect patient outcomes will be emphasized in the presentation.
Track 7-1 Neuromuscular Emergencies
Track 7-2 Spinal Cord Injuries and Neurotrauma
Track 7-3 Status Epilepticus and Seizure Management
Track 7-4 Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Concussion
Track 7-5 Acute Stroke Management
Pediatric emergencies are illnesses that affect toddlers, young children, and children and necessitate prompt medical attention. Numerous factors, such as pollution, trauma, or environmental factors, might contribute to these diseases. The current research and developments in managing pediatric trauma, including brain injuries, abdominal trauma, and other types of accidents, as well as preventative and rehabilitation techniques, could be the focus of this session.
Track 8-1 Infectious Disease Emergencies in Children
Track 8-2 Pediatric Cardiac Emergencies
Track 8-3 Pediatric Sepsis and Shock
Track 8-4 Respiratory Emergencies in Pediatrics
Track 8-5 Pediatric Trauma Management
Acute fitness problems that strike older persons, usually those 65 and older, are known as geriatric emergencies. A number of things, such as illnesses, accidents, or issues related to medications, can cause these situations. This consultation could acknowledge current research and developments in emergency preparedness for older patients, including disaster planning, emergency communication strategies, and many facets of emergency coping among the elderly population.
Track 9-1 End-of-Life Care and Ethical Decision Making in the Elderly
Track 9-2 Falls and Fractures in Geriatric Patients
Track 9-3 Acute Neurological Emergencies in the Elderly
Track 9-4 Polypharmacy and Medication Management in Geriatrics
Track 9-5 Acute Cardiovascular Events in the Elderly
Despite its many hazards and problems, mechanical air flow may be a life-saving technique for patients who are seriously ill. When an affected individual is unable to breathe effectively on their own, this method is used to help them breathe. Modern mechanical ventilation research and advancements, as well as excellent ventilator settings, weaning techniques, and new technologies like excessive-frequency oscillatory ventilation and neutrally regulated ventilatory assistance, may be covered in this session.
Track 10-1 Advanced Mechanical Ventilation Techniques
Track 10-2 Ventilator-Associated Complications and Prevention
Track 10-3 Non-invasive Ventilation in Critical Care
Track 10-4 Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation
Track 10-5 Ventilator Management in Acute Respiratory Failure
Hemodynamic monitoring is a collection of tools and methods used to evaluate the circulatory health of patients who are very sick. This session may give a summary of the key concepts of hemodynamic monitoring, including vascular resistance, cardiac output, and blood strain. Additionally, it might uncover the most recent research on advanced hemodynamic monitoring methods, such as transoesophageal echocardiography, continuous cardiac output monitoring, and other modern monitoring technologies.
Track 11-1 Hemodynamic Monitoring in Special Populations
Track 11-2 Hemodynamic Resuscitation and Goal-Directed Therapy
Track 11-3 Invasive vs. Non-invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring
Track 11-4 Advanced Hemodynamic Monitoring Technologies
Track 11-5 Cardiac Output Monitoring and Assessment
Sepsis is a potentially fatal illness that develops when the body's reaction to an infection causes organ failure and a large infection. An overview of the epidemiology and pathophysiology of sepsis, including risk factors, illness causes, and the systemic inflammatory response, should be provided by this consultation. Along with appropriate antibiotic administration, ways to prevent antibiotic resistance, and the investigation of alternative therapeutic methods, it may also take into account the latest research and developments in antibiotic stewardship for treating sepsis.
Track 12-1 Sepsis Management in Special Populations
Track 12-2 Sepsis-Associated Organ Dysfunction and Supportive Care
Track 12-3 Antibiotic Stewardship in Sepsis Treatment
Track 12-4 Sepsis Resuscitation and Fluid Management
Track 12-5 Early Identification and Diagnosis of Sepsis
Neurocritical care is a subspecialty of essential care that focuses on providing patients with neurological disorders and accidents with intense care. The most recent developments in neuromonitoring technologies, including as EEG, evoked potentials, and biomarkers, as well as their use in critical care settings, will be examined in this session.
Track 13-1 Neurogenic Shock and Autonomic Dysregulation
Track 13-2 Neuro-monitoring in Neurocritical Care
Track 13-3 Seizure Management in the Neurocritical Care Setting
Track 13-4 Acute Stroke Management and Neuroprotection
Track 13-5 Management of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Nutrition plays a crucial role in the treatment of critically ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU), as these patients are susceptible to malnutrition because of their dire situation, the requirement for mechanical ventilation, several procedures, and medications. In this consultation, experts will discuss the benefits and limitations of parenteral and enteral vitamins in critical care, emphasizing potential dangers such as gastrointestinal intolerance, metabolic issues, and infections. Current studies are also examining the use of fecal microbiota transplantation, probiotics, and prebiotics in patients who are seriously ill.
Track 14-1 Gut Health and the Microbiome in Critical Illness
Track 14-2 Micronutrients and Supplementation in Critical Illness
Track 14-3 Nutritional Assessment and Monitoring in Critical Care
Track 14-4 Early Nutritional Support in Sepsis and Trauma
Track 14-5 Enteral vs. Parenteral Nutrition in Critically Ill Patients
The study of poisoning and hazardous exposures with a focus on diagnosis, treatment, and management is known as toxicology. Drug overdoses, carbon monoxide poisoning, pesticide exposure, and toxic inhalation injuries are among the common toxicological emergencies in critical care. Professionals will discuss how to prevent drug overdoses in critical care while concealing the use of supportive care methods and antidotes. The creation of novel antidotes and treatments for toxicological crises is being investigated in ongoing research.
Track 15-1 Emerging Therapies and Research in Toxicology
Track 15-2 Cardiovascular Toxicology in Critical Care
Track 15-3 Poisoning and Acute Renal Injury in Critical Care
Track 15-4 Toxicological Emergencies: Chemicals and Poisons
Track 15-5 Management of Drug Overdoses in Critical Care
Restoring spontaneous flow and breathing in patients who have experienced cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, or other life-threatening medical situations is known as resuscitation. The issues of resuscitation in pre-clinic settings, which focus on advanced airway management techniques and medication administration, will be covered in this consultation. Novel resuscitation techniques, such as targeted temperature management (TTM) and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), are being studied by researchers.
Track 16-1 Resuscitation in Special Populations
Track 16-2 Neuroeducation: Brain Protection and Post-Cardiac Arrest Care
Track 16-3 Trauma Resuscitation and Haemorrhagic Shock
Track 16-4 Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) in Resuscitation
Track 16-5 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Advanced Life Support
Acute respiratory failure is a medical emergency that happens when the lungs are unable to properly expel carbon dioxide or oxygenate the blood. This consultation will be used to identify and treat individuals in the emergency room who are experiencing severe respiratory failure. Researchers are looking into improving the diagnosis and treatment of acute respiratory failure in emergency medication by utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).
Track 17-1 Emerging Therapies in Acute Respiratory Failure
Track 17-2 Diagnostic Approaches to Acute Respiratory Failure
Track 17-3 acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS): Pathophysiology and Management
Track 17-4 Ventilatory Support Strategies in Acute Respiratory Failure
Track 17-5 Management of Acute Respiratory Failure in the Emergency Department
Acute cardiac conditions are life-threatening clinical situations that affect the coronary heart. With regard to cooperation between emergency medicine, cardiology, and critical care specialists, this consultation will highlight the value of a multidisciplinary approach to treating acute heart failure. Researchers are exploring the use of stem cells and gene therapy in conjunction with innovative treatments for acute heart conditions.
Track 18-1 Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) and Risk Stratification
Track 18-2 Acute Pericardial Diseases: Pericarditis and Pericardial Effusion
Track 18-3 Arrhythmias in Acute Cardiac Conditions
Track 18-4 Acute Heart Failure and Cardiogenic Shock
Track 18-5 Management of Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI)
The specialty of critical care nursing is caring for patients with life-threatening conditions that need close monitoring and treatment. This consultation will highlight innovative approaches to patient care in the intensive care unit, including nurse-led protocols, patient-focused care models, and the use of technology and telehealth. Researchers are investigating novel approaches to care in critical environments, such as nurse-led protocols, telemedicine, remote monitoring, and affected person-focused care models.
Track 19-1 Ethical Issues and Patient Advocacy in Critical Care Nursing
Track 19-2 Nursing Care in Multi-Organ Dysfunction and Failure
Track 19-3 Pain and Sedation Management in Critical Care Nursing
Track 19-4 Advanced Monitoring and Technology in Critical Care Nursing
Track 19-5 Nursing Interventions in Acute and Chronic Critical Illnesses
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and pre-clinic care are essential components of the healthcare system because they provide persons experiencing medical emergencies with immediate clinical assistance and transportation. The most recent developments in pre-health facility care, including new treatments, technology, and procedures, will be covered in this consultation. Presenters will discuss the most recent findings in these fields and offer helpful suggestions for enforcing appropriate behavior in the setting of pre-medical institutions.
Track 20-1 EMS Systems, Protocols, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Track 20-2 Pre-hospital Cardiac Arrest Management and Resuscitation
Track 20-3 Telemedicine in Pre-hospital Care
Track 20-4 Trauma Management in Pre-hospital Care
Track 20-5 Advances in Pre-hospital Triage and Patient Assessment
Clinical specializations focused on examining medications and their effects on human health include pharmacology and therapeutics. This session will uncover the latest advancements in pharmacology, including novel tablets, gene therapies, and cellular-based solutions. Presenters will discuss current findings in these fields and offer practical advice on how to implement those treatments in clinical settings.
Track 21-1 Pharmacotherapy in High-Risk Populations
Track 21-2 Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical and Emergency Care
Track 21-3 Pain Management and Analgesia in Critical Care
Track 21-4 Emerging Therapies and Drug Development in Emergency Medicine
Track 21-5 Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Critical Care
An important component of an emergency treatment is pain management. Effective pain management is essential for patient comfort as well as for improving results, reducing hospital stays, and reducing the need for comparable procedures. Current research aims to improve emergency care pain management techniques.
Track 22-1 Innovative Pain Management Techniques: Neuromodulation and Beyond
Track 22-2 Chronic Pain Management and its Transition in Critical Care
Track 22-3 Acute Pain Management in Emergency Medicine
Track 22-4 Multimodal Pain Management Strategies
Track 22-5 Advances in Analgesia for Critical Care Patients
A damage to the skin, pores, or underlying tissues that interferes with the normal structure and function of the afflicted area is called a wound. This training will cover wound irrigation, debridement, and closure techniques as well as wound care strategies specifically designed for emergency remedy bearers. Presenters will give a summary of recent research conducted in these areas and offer helpful suggestions for improving wound healing in emergency medical situations.
Track 23-1 Wound Dressing Innovations and Technology
Track 23-2 Traumatic Wound Management in Emergency Settings
Track 23-3 Chronic Wound Care and Management
Track 23-4 Wound Infection Management in Critical Care
Track 23-5 Advanced Wound Healing Techniques
The scientific discipline of hospital medication is concerned with the treatment of patients who are admitted to hospitals. The management of scientific emergencies in a medical facility setting will be the main focus of this workshop. The use of evidence-based methods, such as those for treating strokes, controlling infections, and resuscitating cardiac arrest, to handle acute scientific emergencies in hospitals is being investigated by researchers.
Track 24-1 Management of Complex, High-Risk Patients in the Hospital
Track 24-2 Hospital-Based Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Track 24-3 Transition of Care in Hospital Medicine
Track 24-4 Hospitalist Role in Multidisciplinary Care Teams
Track 24-5 Acute Care Management in the Hospital Setting
Two fundamental concepts in healthcare are quality improvement and impacted person safety, which are meant to ensure that patients receive safe, effective, and high-quality care. This consultation will identify areas for improvement in healthcare organizations and the provision of patient-centered care to enhance outcomes and reduce harm. Presentations, interactive workshops, or panel discussions with experts in emergency medicine and critical care should be part of the consultation. These professionals will share their research findings, personal experiences, and interact with participants to exchange ideas and opinions.
Track 25-1 Patient Safety in High-Risk Areas: Critical Care, Surgery, and Emergency Medicine
Track 25-2 Improving Hospital Workflow and Efficiency
Track 25-3 Error Prevention and Risk Management
Track 25-4 Patient-Centered Care and Safety
Track 25-5 Implementing Evidence-Based Practices to Improve Care
A group of disorders known as renal and metabolic problems affect the kidneys and the body's metabolism. The initial assessment and treatment of patients with acute kidney damage (AKI) who arrive at the emergency room will be covered in this session. The significance of early detection, the diagnostic process, and the role of therapies such as fluid resuscitation and drugs to improve kidney function will all be covered by the speakers.
Track 26-1 Advanced Therapeutic Strategies in Renal and Metabolic Disorders
Track 26-2 Electrolyte Imbalances in Critical Care
Track 26-3 Metabolic Syndrome and Cardiometabolic Disorders
Track 26-4 chronic kidney disease (CKD) and End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Management
Track 26-5 Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Management
Metabolism and nutrition are closely related concepts that are essential for maintaining optimal health and wellbeing. The initial evaluation and management of patients with metabolic abnormalities or nutritional deficits who present to the emergency department will be the main focus of this consultation. Research on the use of early enteral nutrition (EN) in critically ill patients in an emergency situation is still ongoing.
Track 27-1 Emerging Trends in Metabolic and Nutritional Therapies
Track 27-2 Nutritional Assessment and Monitoring
Track 27-3 Nutrition in Acute and Chronic Disease Management
Track 27-4 Metabolic Disorders and Their Impact on Health
Track 27-5 Nutritional Support in Critical Care
The treatment of severely injured people who are very ill is the specialty of burn critical care. The psychosocial issues that burn patients face, burn prevention strategies, and their food preferences will all be covered in this session. Progressive pain management techniques, virtual reality, mindfulness-based therapies, and non-pharmacological remedies are all being studied in the present study.
Track 28-1 Psychosocial Support and Rehabilitation in Burn Care
Track 28-2 Nutritional Support and Metabolic Management in Burn Patients
Track 28-3 Pain Management and Sedation in Burn Critical Care
Track 28-4 Infection Control and Sepsis Management in Burn Patients
Philosophical in nature, ethics examines issues of right and wrong, right and terrible, and moral duties. This consultation will focus on the complex moral conundrums in quit-of-existence care, including decisions about stopping life-sustaining treatment, using palliative sedation, and forgoing resuscitation. Symptom management, psychological well-being, and average satisfaction with care are among the factors being examined in research on the effects of end-of-life care interventions on patient outcomes and quality of life.
Track 29-1 Psychosocial and Emotional Support at End-of-Life
Track 29-2 Cultural and Religious Considerations in End-of-Life Care
Track 29-3 Advance Directives and Patient Autonomy
Track 29-4 Palliative Sedation and Pain Management
Track 29-5 Ethical Dilemmas in End-of-Life Decision-Making
Making ensuring critically sick patients can maintain appropriate respiration and oxygenation while they might not be able to do so on their own is known as airway control in critical care. This consultation will learn about the latest methods and tools for managing airways in patients who are very ill, including as percutaneous tracheostomy, video laryngoscopy, and supraglottic airway devices. The usefulness of video laryngoscopy in various affected person populations and clinical settings is being examined in ongoing research.
Track 30-1 Post-Airway Management and Extubation Strategies
Track 30-2 Airway Protection in Critically Ill Patients
Track 30-3 Airway Management in Trauma and Emergency Medicine
Track 30-4 Non-Invasive Ventilation and Airway Support
Track 30-5 Advanced Airway Techniques and Technologies
Clinical crises related to pregnancy, childbirth, and gynecological problems are consulted in obstetric and gynecological emergencies. In addition to exploring excellent techniques for their acute control and follow-up care, this consultation will offer a high-level overview of frequent gynecological emergencies, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian torsion, and ectopic pregnancy. Using telemedicine and mHealth approaches to manage obstetric and gynecological emergencies, particularly in low-resource settings, is the focus of ongoing research.
Track 31-1 Telemedicine and mHealth in Obstetric Emergencies
Track 31-2 Fetal Monitoring and Resuscitation
Track 31-3 Gynecological Emergencies in the Emergency Department
Track 31-4 Acute Obstetric Complications
Track 31-5 Obstetric Hemorrhage and Management
The assessment, stabilization, and treatment of critically ill or injured patients depend on a number of tools and devices in emergency medicine and vital care. Today's research focuses on increasing the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in these situations, evaluating the efficacy of different kinds of PPE, and creating new technologies to improve PPE's functionality and comfort.
Track 32-1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Infection Control Devices
Track 32-2 Defibrillators and Cardiac Support Equipment
Track 32-3 Diagnostic Imaging Tools in Emergency and Critical Care
Track 32-4 Ventilators and Respiratory Support Equipment
Track 32-5 Advanced Monitoring Devices and Technologies
Since critically ill patients frequently demand complex medication regimes to control their circumstances, critical care pharmacology plays a crucial role in emergency medicine. The pharmacology of popular drugs used in essential care, including as sedatives, analgesics, and neuromuscular blocking agents, may be the focus of this session. Weight-based total dose, therapeutic drug monitoring, and real-time pharmacokinetic modeling are some of the methods being studied by researchers to improve medication dosage in critically ill patients.
Track 33-1 Novel Therapies in Critical Care Pharmacology
Track 33-2 Vasopressors and Inotropes in Shock Management
Track 33-3 Sedation, Analgesia, and Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
Track 33-4 Antibiotic Stewardship in the ICU
Track 33-5 Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Critical Illness
The establishment and improvement of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) structures, pre-health center care, emergency transport, and conversation procedures may be the focus of this session. Emergency medicine has benefited greatly from telemedicine, particularly in underserved and rural areas. Telemedicine's efficacy in treating a variety of emergency clinical conditions, such as stroke and cardiac arrest, is the focus of current research.
Track 34-1 Public Health Emergencies and Population-Based Care
Track 34-2 Telemedicine in Emergency and Community Medicine
Track 34-3 Community Health and Preventative Emergency Care
Track 34-4 Disaster Medicine and Emergency Preparedness
Track 34-5 Pre-hospital Care and Emergency Medical Services (EMS)