CCR Down Under 2025
Registration has opened for CCR Down Under in Melbourne, on December 9th and 10th, again at the Edge in Federation Square.
We aim to bring another set of fantastic international critical care trials to Australia. If you are interested in the science underlying clinical practice, this is the meeting for you.
We're delighted to be partnering once again with the Alfred Intensive Care Academic Centre, and this year, with Monash University.
A2B Results Presentation
Tim Walsh and Christopher Weir present the results of the A2B trial at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2024. Yahya Shehabi (Melbourne) delivers an editorial. Chris Nutt (Belfast) chairs a panel discussion including Deborah Cook (Hamilton), Lydia Emerson (Edinburgh), Alistair Nichol (Dublin), Ranjit Lall (Warwick) and Carol Hodgson (Melbourne).
JAMA Paper
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Interview with the Trialists
Tim Walsh and Christopher Weir give a brief summary of the A2B trial.
Paper of the Day
Friday, June 6th
Join us to read one paper per day and cover the spectrum of critical care across 2025. Previous papers of the day are available here.
Newsletter 703
Critical Care Reviews Newsletter 703, bringing you the best critical care research and open access articles for the week May 26th to June 1st.
Subscriptions are available to individuals and departments.
added June 1st
Randomised Controlled Trial
Narrative Review
Narrative Review
Narrative Review
Narrative Review
Randomised Controlled Trial
Narrative Review
Randomised Controlled Trial
Randomised Controlled Trial
Narrative Review
Prof John Myburgh
Sydney, Australia
Dr John Hinds
Dr John Hinds was a remarkable doctor and person. He worked as a prehospital physician, providing medical cover to professional motorbike road races, as well as being an intensivist and anaesthetist at Craigavon Area Hospital in County Armagh, Northern Ireland.
Sadly, in 2015, John died whilst on duty at the Skerries 100 Road Race in Dublin. He leaves a legacy of improved trauma care, not just in Northern Ireland, but with a vision and passion that had impact worldwide through his lectures and talks. Locally, he was one of the most prominent voices campaigning for a HEMS service, which is now established and highly successful.
Every year at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting, we remember our friend and colleague with the John Hinds Lecture, delivered by a world leading critical care clinician. The 2025 edition will be delivered by Prof John Myburgh, another impressive individual with a remarkable story to tell. The lecture is titled "Ukuthola ubuhle".
Dr John Hinds
1980 - 2015
added February 21st
CCR Down Under 2025
December 9th & 10th
Due to the success of CCR Down Under, we're heading back to Melbourne in December 2025 for another 2 day event.
Join us in the Edge, Federation Square, to hear the results of the best critical care trials in the world.
Registration will open in May.
CCR Down Under is run in partnership with The Alfred Intensive Care Academic Centre.
