The Belgian Interdisciplinary Working Group on Acute Cardiac Care and the Belgian Society of Intensive Care Medicine are delighted to invite you to their 1st BIWAC-SIZ Joint Congress, taking place at The Hotel in Brussels on Friday 16th June 2023.

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SIZ – the Belgian Society of Intensive Care Medicine

The Belgian Society of Intensive Care Medicine is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the care delivered to the critically ill patient and bringing together critical care healthcare professionals in order to exchange ideas, increase the knowledge and promote science in the field of intensive care medicine in Belgium.

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Join the Survey: ICP prediction at the bedside - 03.02.2023

Please use this link to see the invitation : ICP-AId – invitation The survey is aimed at clinicians who regularly manage TBI patients admitted to the ICU and does not require knowledge of or experience with artificial intelligence. The survey completion is completely anonymous and voluntary. It should take no more than 15 minutes to complete the survey. […]

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Technical problems to allow the renewal of the annual membership - 05.01.2023

Dear colleagues, we are currently experiencing some technical problems to allow the renewal of the annual membership using the website. We hope to solve them as soon as possible. We will communicate to all SIZ members when this possibility will be available again. Best regards President Fabio Taccone

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1st BIWAC|SIZ JOINT MEETING: ADVANCES IN ACUTE CARDIAC AND CRITICAL CARE - 16.06.2023 - 16.06.2023

The Hotel, Brussels

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Istanbul, Turkey

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