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Minutes from our Annual Membership Meeting, Nov. 14, 2011, Click for pdf file
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The CCCS web site is designed to help members, non-members,
interested patients and their families to learn more about
our organization, find valuable resources and stay abreast
of advances in critical care.
On behalf of Canadian Critical Care Society I’m pleased
to welcome you to the online meeting place for practitioners
caring for patients who are critically ill. The society
is the interface between science, technology, medicine and
the provision of compassionate comprehensive care. As a
society we are committed to fostering the provision of the
highest quality of care to our patients and to the promotion
of patient safety, education, research, and professional
development in Canada and around the globe.
This site has been created to assist critical care professionals
stay connected with their peers, share opinions and find
answers. It is intended to be a repository for the latest
information on guidelines,
standards and protocols and the we hope that
you will continue to visit to find new
programs, educational
confrences and career
opportunities. As well, we hope it will evolve
to become a place to not only stay informed but one that
will allow members to share findings, seek guidance and
discuss current issues.
Whether you are a current member, or someone thinking about
joining us we’re confident you’ll find the site
both useful and informative. We welcome your feedback, ideas
and suggestions on how to make this site serve your needs.
Sincerely,
John T Granton MD FRCPC
President, CCCS
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Dear Colleague,
As part of its mandate to design an integrated Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplant (OTDT) system in collaboration with the OTDT community the Canadian Blood Services is investigating the various potential models of physician donation specialists, including successful international models and evolving provincial models. The CBS has developed a comprehensive, collaborative planning session being held in conjunction with the Canadian Critical Care Meeting in Whistler, Feb 21 and 22 2011. The goals are to propose roles, responsibilities, qualifications, resource models, structure and accountability mechanisms for physician donation specialist roles to be established in tertiary care centres in Canada.
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CRITICAL
CARE ROUNDS NEWSLETTER
Recent Issue, Aug 2011
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CCCS WINTER NEWSLETTER
Please see our recent newsletter that outlines some of the ongoing activities of the CCCS.
Winter Newsletter
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