An exciting and educative program is in store for the ICEM 2023 participants. The conference will feature ample time for discussions, formal and informal interactions between attendees, and will ensure a spirited exchange of ideas.
The aim is to create a space where the global emergency care community can learn, discuss and plan how to enrich emergency care (EC) education, research and practice, and emergency medicine procedures.
Are you curious about how the experience will look like?
Here’s a snapshot of what you can expect:
- Plenary Lectures
- 6 parallel tracks per day on 13-16 June 2023
- 8 parallel Pre-Courses on 12 June 2023
We are delighted to announce our confirmed speakers
Chris Turner
Have you ever had a professional interaction that has left you feeling disrespected? Left you feeling distracted and not performing at your best? It turns out that this isn’t just you, it’s all of us.
Chris Turner is a consultant in Emergency Medicine at UHCW, a major trauma centre in Coventry, England. He is also the co-founder of Civility Saves Lives, a grass roots movement dedicated to raising awareness of the impact of behaviour on team performance.
In this talk Chris will discuss the fundamental impact behaviour makes on our performance at individual, team and organisational levels. He’ll show the scientific evidence around this that has built up over the last 20 years and discuss ways of thinking about this that might help us (and our teams) to perform at our best. If he gets the time, he might also tell us about when he has been, in his own words, “a complete tool” …
Chris Turner
Have you ever had a professional interaction that has left you feeling disrespected? Left you feeling distracted and not performing at your best? It turns out that this isn’t just you, it’s all of us.
Chris Turner is a consultant in Emergency Medicine at UHCW, a major trauma centre in Coventry, England. He is also the co-founder of Civility Saves Lives, a grass roots movement dedicated to raising awareness of the impact of behaviour on team performance.
In this talk Chris will discuss the fundamental impact behaviour makes on our performance at individual, team and organisational levels. He’ll show the scientific evidence around this that has built up over the last 20 years and discuss ways of thinking about this that might help us (and our teams) to perform at our best. If he gets the time, he might also tell us about when he has been, in his own words, “a complete tool” …