SCCM Resource Library-Plenary: Whose Achievement? The Power of Scientific Collaboration (Lifetime Achievement Award)

Plenary: Whose Achievement? The Power of Scientific Collaboration (Lifetime Achievement Award)

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Dr. John Marshall, a professor of surgery at the University of Toronto, received the SCCM Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in critical care medicine. He has focused his academic interests on sepsis and the host innate immune response to trauma and infection. Dr. Marshall has been actively involved in multiple ongoing clinical trials and has led research programs in novel clinical trial designs and treatment of post-resuscitation fluid overload among critically ill patients. In his lecture, he emphasized the power of scientific collaboration and highlighted the importance of working together to achieve advancements in medicine. He discussed the history of collaboration in various fields, such as astronomy, film industry, and DNA research. Dr. Marshall also spoke about the potential of practice-based science, which involves embedding research into clinical practice and conducting large-scale trials to generate answers more quickly. He outlined the challenges and obstacles in implementing this model but emphasized the need for a cultural shift in how we view achievement in medicine. Dr. Marshall concluded by thanking his mentors, colleagues, and his wife for their support throughout his career.

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Professional Development and Education, 2023

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Type: plenary | Plenary: Whose Achievement? The Power of Scientific Collaboration (Lifetime Achievement Award) (SessionID 9000004)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Professional Development

Year 2023

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Dr. John Marshall

University of Toronto

SCCM Lifetime Achievement Award

critical care medicine

sepsis

clinical trials

scientific collaboration

practice-based science

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