ICC-CTN

Summer CTN/CTG Meeting 2019

The next Irish Critical Care - Clinical Trials Network / Group meeting is in Croke Park, Dublin, on May 9th. This coincides with the 2019 Annual Congress of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine.
Winter CTN/CTG Meeting 2020

The annual Winter Meeting is on Wednesday, January 15th 2020, in Titanic, Belfast. This precedes the Critical Care Reviews Meeting, on Thursday and Friday, January 16th & 17th, also in Titanic.

Summer Meeting 2019

Croke Park, Jones' Rd, Drumcondra, Dublin 3

In conjunction with the Congress of Anaesthesology / Intensive Care Society of Ireland Meeting

Logistics

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How to get to Croke Park: Link for directions

Programme

Registration & Opening
10:00	Registration
10:05	Opening of CTN / CTG Prorammes	Alistair Nichol, (UCD)
Updates on Current CTN & CTG Endorsed Studies
10:10	EPO-TRAUMA	Alistair Nichol (UCD)
	REST	Danny McAuley (QUB)
	TAME / TTM2	Kate Ainscough (UCD)
	TEAM	Kathy Brickell (UCD / SVUH)
	Questions
Closing Remarks
10:20	Closing Remarks	Alistair Nichol (UCD)
10:25	Close

Irish Critical Care-Clinical Trials Network

The HRB funded Irish Critical Care-Clinical Trials Network (ICC-CTN) was established in 2015 to support research being conducted by the Irish Critical Care-Clinical Trials Group (ICC-CTG). The CTN aims to support efforts to conduct high quality clinical trials on the Island of Ireland, based on the opportunity, the science, the feasibility and the ability to enhance the standing of our network locally and internationally. Our approach is to energetically grow the network accessibility, size, geographical coverage and scope, to grow the portfolio of CTN supported studies (investigator initiated and industry studies), to develop a reputation for high quality work and establish a sustainable CTN for long term success.

We have an open and inclusive approach to requests for collaboration and assistance. In the CTN we aim to build collaborations for local and national investigator led studies and to develop industry collaborations into our portfolio.