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2022 SCCM Congress Opening Session and Presidentia ...
2022 SCCM Congress Opening Session and Presidential Address
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Dr. Greg Martin, the 50th President of the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), welcomes viewers to the 2022 Critical Care Congress virtual event. He highlights the significant achievements of SCCM and the critical care community over the past year, particularly in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. He expresses gratitude to individuals, foundations, agencies, and corporations for their support and generous contributions. Dr. Martin acknowledges the ongoing commitment of the critical care community to provide care during the pandemic, praising their remarkable and commendable dedication. He announces Dr. Philip Berry as the recipient of the SCCM Lifetime Achievement Award and emphasizes the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the critical care profession. Dr. Sandra Cangill, the 51st President of SCCM, then takes the stage, expressing her appreciation for Dr. Martin's leadership and discussing the challenges and lessons learned during the pandemic. She emphasizes the need for early adoption of guidelines and the importance of implementation strategies to bridge the gap between knowledge and practice. Dr. Cangill also highlights SCCM's initiatives regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion and shares her own research on patient safety. She calls on the critical care community to be agents of change and to continue doing the right thing for patients.
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Professional Development and Education, 2022
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Professional Development and Education
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Professional Development
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Updates and Future Directions
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Anticoagulation
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2022
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Dr. Greg Martin
SCCM
COVID-19 pandemic
diversity
equity
patient care
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