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Network, learn, and advance critical care research.
Diversity in critical care research is essential to ensure results that are generalizable and applicable to different populations. However, racial and ethnic minorities, as well as other groups (e.g., women), continue to be underrepresented in clinical trials. The meeting addressed the importance of diversity in critical care trials; reviewed challenges to inclusion and application of research findings in various environments; and discussed future directions.
Discovery provides a platform to submit and showcase new clinical proposals, offering various benefits. You can receive valuable feedback during the review process, and your proposal has the potential to become an Endorsed Project or even a part of the Discovery Program. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity.
Stay connected with Discovery leaders, improve your proposals, and get updates about upcoming Discovery Clinical Investigators Meetings.
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers developed methods and technology to open new avenues of investigation. Now that these new tools are available, how else can they be used? What’s next for ICU research?
This two-hour Clinical Investigators Meeting will focus on these questions and more. Proposals will cover such topics as:
Exploring the uses of emulated clinical trials and patient-centered outcomes
How machine learning can be used to prioritize critical patient care
The benefits of multinational research groups and how to create them
This free meeting will be held virtually via Zoom. Let SCCM know you’re coming. RSVP now!