Be a part of 3^rd International Conference on Critical Care and Internal Medicine

This session explores early diagnosis, risk stratification, and advanced management strategies for sepsis and septic shock. Topics include biomarker-driven decision-making, antimicrobial stewardship, rapid response systems, and infection prevention measures. The track highlights global guidelines, emerging therapies, and clinical trials aimed at reducing sepsis-related mortality and improving long-term patient outcomes.

• Track 2-1: Early Sepsis Detection & Biomarkers
• Track 2-2: Antimicrobial Stewardship
• Track 2-3: Hospital-Acquired Infection Prevention

Dedicated to respiratory critical care, this track examines advances in ventilatory support for acute respiratory failure and ARDS. Discussions include lung-protective ventilation, non-invasive strategies, weaning protocols, and management of ventilator-associated complications. The role of imaging, respiratory mechanics, and personalized ventilation approaches will also be emphasized.

• Track 3-1: ARDS Management
• Track 3-2: Non-Invasive Ventilation & HFNC
• Track 3-3: Ventilator Weaning Strategies

This track covers the management of life-threatening cardiovascular conditions in critically ill patients. Topics include shock states, acute coronary syndromes, arrhythmias, and advanced hemodynamic assessment. Emphasis is placed on rapid diagnosis, interventional strategies, and multidisciplinary approaches to stabilize and improve cardiac function in ICU settings.

• Track 4-1: Cardiogenic and Septic Shock
• Track 4-2: Acute Coronary Syndromes
• Track 4-3: Advanced Hemodynamic Monitoring

This session focuses on acute kidney injury and renal support in critically ill patients. Discussions include fluid management, electrolyte disturbances, renal replacement therapies, and prevention strategies. Evidence-based approaches to integrating nephrology care into ICU practice will be highlighted to improve survival and renal recovery.

• Track 5-1: Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)
• Track 5-2: Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)
• Track 5-3: Fluid and Electrolyte Management

This track addresses the intensive care management of neurological emergencies such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and status epilepticus. Sessions will explore neuro-monitoring technologies, intracranial pressure management, and multidisciplinary neurocritical care models aimed at optimizing neurological outcomes.

• Track 6-1: Stroke and Cerebrovascular Emergencies
• Track 6-2: Traumatic Brain Injury
• Track 6-3: Neuro-monitoring and Sedation

This track highlights the role of anesthesiology in perioperative and critical care management. Topics include perioperative risk assessment, hemodynamic optimization, pain management, and enhanced recovery pathways. Emphasis is placed on patient safety, evidence-based anesthesia practices, and postoperative critical care.

• Track 7-1: Perioperative Risk Stratification
• Track 7-2: Pain and Sedation Management
• Track 7-3: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS)

This session focuses on managing complex internal medicine conditions in acute and critical settings. Topics include multimorbidity, chronic disease exacerbations, hospital medicine, and continuity of care. The track emphasizes integrated approaches to managing medical complexity and improving patient transitions across care settings.

• Track 8-1: Multimorbidity Management
• Track 8-2: Hospital Medicine Practices
• Track 8-3: Transitions of Care

This track explores the expanding role of bedside diagnostics in critical care and internal medicine. Sessions will highlight point-of-care ultrasound, rapid laboratory testing, and imaging technologies that support timely clinical decisions and improve diagnostic accuracy in acute care environments.

• Track 9-1: POCUS in ICU
• Track 9-2: Bedside Cardiac and Lung Imaging
• Track 9-3: Rapid Diagnostic Technologies

This session focuses on tailoring critical care interventions using biomarkers, genomics, and patient phenotyping. Discussions will cover personalized treatment strategies, predictive analytics, and targeted therapies designed to improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary interventions in critically ill patients.

• Track 10-1: Biomarkers and Genomics
• Track 10-2: Patient Phenotyping
• Track 10-3: Targeted Therapeutic Strategies

This track examines how digital technologies are transforming critical care delivery. Topics include artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, tele-ICU systems, and electronic decision-support tools. Emphasis is placed on improving efficiency, early detection of deterioration, and data-driven clinical decision-making.

• Track 11-1: AI in Critical Care
• Track 11-2: Tele-ICU and Remote Monitoring
• Track 11-3: Clinical Decision Support Systems

This session addresses ethical challenges and compassionate care in critical illness. Topics include end-of-life decision-making, communication with families, advanced care planning, and integration of palliative care into ICU practice to enhance patient dignity and quality of life.

• Track 12-1: Ethical Decision-Making
• Track 12-2: End-of-Life Care
• Track 12-3: Family-Centered Communication

This track focuses on survivorship and recovery following critical illness. Sessions will explore physical, cognitive, and psychological rehabilitation, post-ICU clinics, and long-term outcome measurement to support holistic recovery and improve quality of life for ICU survivors.

• Track 13-1: ICU Survivorship
• Track 13-2: Physical and Cognitive Rehabilitation
• Track 13-3: Mental Health After Critical Illness

This session examines global perspectives on critical care delivery, pandemic response, and health system strengthening. Topics include crisis preparedness, resource-limited settings, and strategies to build resilient healthcare systems capable of responding to future global health emergencies.

• Track 14-1: Pandemic Preparedness
• Track 14-2: Critical Care in Resource-Limited Settings
• Track 14-3: Health System Resilience