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This full-day course will include didactic discussion and hands-on learning for emergent intubation, airway management pharmacology, rescue techniques for maintaining ventilation, and traditional and novel techniques and tools for difficult airway management in the adult and pediatric population. Attendees will also learn from expert faculty at skill stations encompassing laryngoscopy, fiberoptic intubation, surgical approaches to airway establishment, and rescue strategies in adult and pediatric airway management.

If you plan to attend this course in conjunction with Congress, register at www.sccm.org/Congress. If you are already registered for Congress and would like to add this course, please modify your existing Congress registration. If you wish to attend this course and NOT attend Congress, please add this item to your cart.

The first- and second-line therapies failed; you are already "off the map" in terms of guidelines, protocols, algorithms, and order sets. Now what? What exactly are the rules and what skills do you need to (safely) break them? Come and explore solutions for common clinical challenges-and misadventures, whoops!-in medication management with leading experts. Topics for this eight-hour course will include toxicology, neurocritical care, pain, agitation, sepsis, and shock. There will be an emphasis on skills and practice that challenge the new and seasoned clinician alike.

If you plan to attend this course in conjunction with Congress, register at www.sccm.org/Congress. If you are already registered for Congress and would like to add this course, please modify your existing Congress registration. If you wish to attend this course and NOT attend Congress, please add this item to your cart.

This full-day course will explore the nature and scope of choosing an academic research career in critical care and will include topics such as identifying funding opportunities, writing grant proposals, finding mentors, and research collaboration. This course is applicable to surgeons, physicians, anesthesiologists, pharmacists, and nurses. It will be predominantly directed toward trainees, residents, fellows, and medical students but is also applicable to early career professionals. This course will take place on Saturday, February 16, 2019.