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With members from across Canada, CCCS is the national voice
for Critical Care professionals. We offer team members two
levels of membership: Full Membership for attending staff
and Affiliate Membership for residents and fellows.
Benefits
Join as a Full or Affiliate Member and you’ll enjoy
full access to a range of valuable member benefits including:
• Exclusive access to Member-Only
Professional Resources such as guidelines and protocols.
• Critical Care Rounds
- the Society’s review-based periodical, published
in PDF format quarterly. Each issue reviews a current
topic or practice management issue, with special emphasis
on research currently underway with CCCS or CCCTG members.
• Member Chat Group - an
online meeting place with protected password, to exchange
and share idea, discuss professional challenges and
successes or voice opinions on the field of critical
care.
• Opportunities to Join
a CCCS committee or volunteer your time or talents to
advance the CCCS programs and goals.
• Discounts on education
programs and resources.
• Access to current Award
and Grant opportunities.
Membership Fees
Full Member - for attending staff - $ 200/year
Affiliate Member - for residents and fellows - $25/year
It’s Easy to Join
The CCCS
Member Application Form is available
here as a pdf
download, which can be completed and
returned by mail, email or fax. OR Apply
Online
Please mail, email or fax the application form
to:
The Canadian Critical Care Society
10 Eaton North, Room 220
Toronto General Hospital
200 Elizabeth Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5G 2C4
Fax: 416-340-3359
E-mail: info@canadiancriticalcare.org |
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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