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Join the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) for the 51st Critical Care Congress and dive into the latest knowledge and research. SCCM offers a smart event experience with flexible learning options. In person:
SCCM is bringing the critical care community to vibrant city of New Orleans for the 2023 Critical Care Congress!
Make your contribution to the advancement of critical care by submitting your original investigative research and case reports. If accepted, your work will be considered for presentation at Congress. Abstracts will be published in the January supplement of the top journal, Critical Care Medicine. Individuals whose abstracts are accepted are also eligible for peer evaluation and awards. First authors who are SCCM members and non-full physicians at the time of abstract submission may be eligible for complimentary Congress registration.
The 51st Critical Care Congress will further the Society's mission of securing the highest-quality care for all critically ill and injured patients.
Have a great idea for an educational session at Congress? The submission period for the 2022 Congress is now closed. Check back for details on the 2023 Congress. Coming soon!
SCCM has many different sponsorship, and advertising opportunities at the 2022 Critical Care Congress.
The 2022 Critical Care Congress will feature a Career Showcase, offering unique opportunities to recruit new talent or find the next step in your career.
Have a great idea for an educational session at Congress? Submit a session proposal for the 2023 Congress now.
The 2022 Critical Care Congress Abstract supplement is now available FREE in Critical Care Medicine. Review more than 1,500 abstracts and case reports showcasing the latest research.