Decoding Resuscitation Guidelines 2025 – From Paper to Practice
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Time & Place: Hall A | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Doctors, residents, paramedics handling airway in ED/ICU settings.
Brief Outline:
Comprehensive airway strategies from basic adjuncts to advanced surgical airways. Hands-on skill stations with manikins and simulators.
Highlights:
⚕️Bag-mask ventilation, supraglottic airway devices
⚕️Video laryngoscopy & bougie techniques
⚕️Needle & surgical cricothyrotomy
⚕️Difficult airway algorithms & RSI tips
Brief Outline:
Stepwise initiation, adjustment, and troubleshooting of ventilators. Includes mode selection, waveform analysis, and safe weaning strategies.
Highlights:
⚕️Basics of invasive & non-invasive ventilation
⚕️Initial settings, alarms, and troubleshooting
⚕️Weaning techniques and extubation readiness
⚕️Case-based discussions with ventilator demos
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall B | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Emergency doctors, critical care trainees, and anesthetists.
Brief Outline:
Core ultrasound applications in emergency medicine, including FAST, RUSH, and basic cardiac views.
Highlights:
⚕️eFAST for trauma
⚕️RUSH protocol for shock
⚕️Cardiac views and IVC assessment
⚕️Practical hands-on scanning stations
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall C | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Full Day
Who Should Attend:
Paramedics and nurses seeking advanced resuscitation training.
Brief Outline:
Brief Outline: Intensive resuscitation skills workshop focusing on CPR, airway, and code team dynamics for paramedics and nursing teams.
Highlights:
⚕️High-quality CPR & defibrillation mastery
⚕️Airway adjuncts and bag-mask techniques
⚕️Mock code simulations & real-time feedback
⚕️Team leadership and role delegation
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall D | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Intensivists, emergency doctors, and nephrology trainees.
Brief Outline:
Bedside CRRT and acute dialysis techniques for emergency kidney support.
Highlights:
⚕️Indications & modalities of CRRT
⚕️Setup, troubleshooting & anticoagulation
⚕️Dialysis in toxin removal and critical care
⚕️Case-based clinical integration
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall E | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Emergency residents, critical care fellows, and paramedics seeking procedural skills
Brief Outline:
Practical reduction techniques and splinting methods for common limb fractures and dislocations in ED settings.
Highlights:
⚕️Shoulder, elbow, hip reductions
⚕️Splinting & immobilization techniques
⚕️Analgesia & sedation considerations
⚕️Case-based fracture management pearls
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall B | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Emergency physicians, EMS responders, hospital disaster teams
Brief Outline:
Live mass casualty simulation covering triage, command systems, and rapid response coordination for large-scale emergencies.
Highlights:
⚕️START triage and color coding
⚕️Incident command and resource allocation
⚕️Mock disaster scene drills
⚕️Debrief on system gaps and improvements
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall C | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Emergency residents, critical care fellows, and paramedics seeking procedural skills
Brief Outline:
Intensive hands-on training in life-saving ED procedures using high-fidelity simulators and task trainers.
Highlights:
⚕️Chest tube insertion, IO access, central line placement
⚕️Pericardiocentesis and thoracentesis
⚕️Procedural sedation & analgesia protocols
⚕️Ultrasound-guided procedural tips
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall D | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Emergency & critical care professionals managing shock.
Brief Outline:
Advanced hemodynamic monitoring methods for fluid responsiveness and shock management.
Highlights:
⚕️Arterial lines, CVP, ScvO2 monitoring
⚕️Non-invasive cardiac output monitoring
⚕️Integration with bedside ultrasound
⚕️Decision-making algorithms in ED/ICU shock
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall C | Day 1 – Dec 4 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Doctors managing ED imaging interpretation (X-ray, USG, CT, MRI).
Brief Outline:
Principles of rapid ED imaging interpretation with focus on high-yield pitfalls and life-threatening misses.
Highlights:
⚕️X-ray pearls (chest, limb, trauma)
⚕️CT pitfalls and red flag signs
⚕️Integration of POCUS with imaging findings
⚕️Hands-on case-based review
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Speciality: Emergency Medicine, Cardiology
Speakers: International Faculty + TICEM Experts
This in-depth workshop bridges the gap between guidelines and real-world implementation in resuscitation science. Participants will explore the latest updates in ACLS/BLS protocols, high-performance team-based CPR, airway strategies, defibrillation, and post-resuscitation care. Hands-on simulation, case-based drills, and interactive algorithm breakdowns will empower clinicians to enhance survival outcomes in both in-hospital and out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.
Specialty: Trauma Surgery, Orthopedics, Critical Care
Speakers: Senior Trauma Surgeons
Designed for multidisciplinary teams, this workshop covers the full trauma care continuum—from pre-hospital interventions to definitive surgical management. Key topics include ATLS protocols, damage control resuscitation, orthopedic emergencies, polytrauma assessment, and team dynamics in trauma bays. Skill stations include tourniquet use, pelvic binding, chest decompression, and splinting techniques.
I.Juhana Sheik
Specialty: EMS, Pre-Hospital Medicine, Paramedicine
Speakers: EMS Directors
Focused on first responders and ambulance professionals, this practical workshop emphasizes early recognition and rapid intervention in emergencies. Modules include on-field triage, pre-arrival communication, advanced airway management in transit, trauma packaging, and safe transport techniques. Participants will engage in real-world simulation drills mimicking time-critical transport scenarios.
Specialty: Clinical Toxicology
Duration: Emergency Physicians, Toxicologists
Explore the spectrum of toxicological emergencies in this expert-led session. Learn to recognize and manage bites, stings, poisonings, and chemical exposures. The workshop covers syndromic diagnosis, anti-venom administration, toxidromes, and regional snakebite protocols. Includes simulation-based case scenarios, rapid decision-making challenges, and antidote management.
Specialty: Disaster Medicine, Public Health
Speakers: NDRF + UNDRR Faculty
This high-impact workshop simulates real-time disaster scenarios to train participants in strategic planning, incident command systems, triage protocols (START/JumpSTART), and field response. Ideal for physicians, administrators, and public health officials, the session includes tabletop drills, mass casualty simulations, and multi-agency coordination exercises.
Specialty: Emergency Ultrasound
Speakers: POCUS Certified Instructors
A focused, hands-on session on the use of POCUS in emergency settings. Key applications include FAST exams, E-FAST, cardiac ultrasound, DVT screening, and procedural guidance. Attendees will rotate through supervised skill stations and gain confidence in image acquisition, interpretation, and integration into bedside decision-making.
Specialty: Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Neonatology
Duration: Pediatric ICU Teams
This interactive session offers vital training in resuscitating neonates, infants, and children. Based on updated NRP and PALS frameworks, the workshop includes hands-on scenarios, airway and chest compression skills, pharmacology, and post-resuscitation stabilization. It is ideal for pediatricians, emergency doctors, and NICU teams.
Time & Place: Hall A | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Pediatricians, emergency doctors, paramedics, and nurses handling pediatric codes.
Brief Outline:
Realistic pediatric scenarios focusing on airway, sepsis, and trauma management with team-based simulation and debriefing.
Highlights:
⚕️Hands-on pediatric airway management
⚕️Shock recognition and resuscitation
⚕️Pediatric trauma drills with crisis resource management
⚕️Post-simulation debrief & learning pearls
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall B | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Emergency doctors, intensivists, toxicology trainees.
Brief Outline:
Critical care of toxicological emergencies including antidotes, decontamination, and risk stratification.
Highlights:
⚕️Recognition of toxidromes
⚕️Antidote protocols and lipid emulsion therapy
⚕️Management of organophosphate and multi-drug overdoses
⚕️Bedside decision-making with case vignettes
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall D | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Emergency physicians, surgeons, nurses in trauma/burn care.
Brief Outline:
Acute burn management, wound care techniques, and emergency escharotomy skills.
Highlights:
⚕️Burn depth assessment and fluid resuscitation
⚕️Dressing techniques and infection prevention
⚕️Escharotomy and airway considerations in burns
⚕️Hands-on wound care stations
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall E | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
Candidates preparing for the MRCEM exams.
Brief Outline:
Intensive revision of key MRCEM concepts, OSCE tips, and high-yield emergency scenarios.
Highlights:
⚕️Rapid-fire case discussions & OSCE drills
⚕️Key scoring strategies and time management
⚕️Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
⚕️Mock viva with faculty feedback
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall A | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Physicians, anesthetists, critical care nurses, EMS personnel.
Brief Outline:
Team-based practice of advanced cardiac life support mega codes focusing on algorithms, leadership, and high-quality CPR.
Highlights:
⚕️High-fidelity code simulations
⚕️Algorithm mastery (VF/pulseless VT, PEA, Asystole)
⚕️Team dynamics & role assignment
⚕️Hands-on defibrillator and airway integration
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall C | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Postgraduates, residents, early-career faculty aiming for publications.
Brief Outline:
Basics of research design, data analysis, and manuscript writing tailored for emergency medicine.
Highlights:
⚕️Framing research questions & study design
⚕️Statistical basics and data presentation
⚕️Manuscript writing and journal submission tips
⚕️Ethics and plagiarism checks
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall D | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Afternoon
Who Should Attend:
Paramedics, emergency teams, hospital disaster committees.
Brief Outline:
Practical drill for disaster preparedness including mock triage, field stabilization, and hospital coordination.
Highlights:
⚕️On-ground disaster triage drills
⚕️Prehospital coordination and transport
⚕️Command center communication strategies
⚕️Debrief and gap analysis for real events
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Time & Place: Hall E | Day 2 – Dec 5 | Morning
Who Should Attend:
All healthcare professionals handling critical conversations.
Brief Outline:
Training in delivering bad news, end-of-life discussions, and family-centered communication in acute care.
Highlights:
⚕️SPIKES protocol & empathy framework
⚕️Roleplay in delivering bad news
⚕️Managing family emotions & conflict
⚕️Documentation & medico-legal nuances
Registration Fees:
Doctors – Rs. 1000/-
Nurses & Paramedics – Rs. 750/-
Global Trends in Survival from Cardiac Arrest
Ruchi Tandon
WHO & ILCOR Updates: What's New, What's Coming
Upendra Hansda
Modern nRNA Technology in Tackling Snake bite Envenoming
Prof. Sakthi Vaiyapuri
EMS role in Pre-Hospital Setting
Dr Tausif Thangalvadi
Evolution to Revolution of Emergency Medicine to Develop Resuscitation Science in Nepal
Dr Ramesh Kumar Maharjan
Simulation for Rare but Lethal Events
Dr Ajith Venugopalan
Trauma Child – Golden Hour Resuscitation
Prof. Dr. Debasis Das Adhikari
Pediatric Dehydration in ED – Resuscitation Strategies
Shilpa Goyal
Lamp Lighting Welcome Address Guest of Honor
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Dr. Raja Sabapathy
Damage Control Resuscitation
Babita Gupta
Vasopressor Choices in Shock: Which, When, How?
Dr. Molli Kiran
ED-based ICU Models: The Future
Dr Deepak Kumar
☕️ A clinical dose of caffeine and connection—reviving focus for the sessions ahead.
Dr Gina Patel
Targeted Temperature Management: Still Relevant?
Dr. Anirban Bhattacharjee
EMS Airway Management
Dr. Binay Kumar Biswas
RSI in Critically Ill
Dr Umesh Kumar Bhadani
Pediatric Maxillofacial Trauma
Dr Shailesh Kumar
Team Efficiency: Parallel Processing
Dr. Deepika Singhal
Consent & Conflicts: Ethics in Resuscitation (Consent Refusal & End-of-life in Emergencies)
Dr. Ankita Chawla
Family Presence in Resuscitation - Pros & Pitfalls
Dr Vivek
Severe Asthma Crisis
Dr. Hari deep Yellamilli
COPD with Respiratory Failure
Dr Ravi Anabd
Bronchiolitis: Respiratory Failure
Prof. Murugan T.P.
Cricothyrotomy: ED Surgical Airway
Dr. Arun Kumar Muthu Subramanian
The physiologically difficult airway
Dr. Harman Singh Gill
AI Impact in Premedical Care- Ambulance Connect
Dr. Rajendra K
Stroke Mimics: Don’t Be Fooled
Dr Hari Prasad KV
Sudden Neurological Deterioration in ED
Dr Dipanjan Halder
LAMP LIGHTING WELCOME ADDRESS GUEST OF HONOUR
KEY NOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Raja Sabapathy
Vasopressor use in Multisystem Failure
Dr Sanjay Kumar
Fluid of Choice in ED
Dr Sanjay
Cardiogenic Shok to MODS: Early Detection
Dr Bibin George
Use of Non-Invasive Ventilation in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Dr. Naveen Kumar
Ventilation Strategies Post- Resuscitation
Dr Rajesh Kumar
Resuscitation in Austere Settings: Managing Environmental Medical Emergencies in Resource - Limited Environments
Dr. Nikhil Paul
Microbiota & Resuscitation Outcomes
Dr Ramesh Kumar Maharjan
Intellectual Property Rights
Dr. Amit Malviya
AI in Resuscitation
Dr. B.L. Soni
Crash Airway Checklist
Dr Sumit Gulati
Antibiotic Stewardship in ED
Dr. Sagar Khadanga
Primary Vs Emergency Care - How Aware are We?
Prof. Dr. Md. Yunus
REBOA in Pelvic Fracture
Dr. Vimal Krishnan S
Neck Trauma Management in ED
Dr Anjan Kumar Sahoo
Chest wall stabilization using metallic plates in blunt trauma
Dr. Mahendra Pratap Singh
Pan Facial Trauma Airway Management
Dr. Senthil Kumar
Innovation in Emergency Scenario (CEAR Respiratory System and Integrated Management System for Trauma Scenario)
Manasa Pratim Borthakur
CPR in Space: Resuscitating Life Beyond Earth
Dr Tamorish Kole
CKD Management by solving HF puzzle
Dr. R. Sivakumar
Mesenteric Ischemia – Time is Gut: Early Recognition and Intervention
Dr. Vikas Lal
STEPHEN PAUL SAMUEL
Pediatric Cardiac Emergencies
Dr. Amber Kumar
Emergency Preparedness & Triage in Pediatric Emergencies
Dr. Nitin Chawla
Paediatric Sepsis Recognition
Prof. Dr. Shikha Malik
Beyond CPR – “Cracking the Code” in Traumatic Cardiac Arrest & Peri-arrest States
Dr. Rupesh Bokade
Urosepsis: Fast track Evaluation
Dr. Zainab Mehdi
Rheumatological Emergencies
Dr Prateek Deo
Recreational Drug Toxicity
Dr. Nayer Jamshed
Snake Bite: Envenomation Protocol
Dr. Poonam Arora
Dual Life Resuscitation
Prof Dr. Vikram Vardhan
Point-of-Care Imaging in Resuscitation
Dr Rajesh Malik
Status Epilepticus
Dr. Joshua DeBlieux
ECMO in Resuscitation: Current Evidence & Future Directions
Prof. Mohd. Luqman
Hypertensive Emergencies & Urgencies: An Evidence-Based Approach to Management
Dr. Ankur Sharma
Reversible PEA Causes
Dr. Sekhar Jyoti Sharma
Uremic Toxidromes: Recognize & React
Dr Aniruddh Mukherjee
Advances in Pediatric Resuscitation – What’s New?
Dr. Thanigai Arasu E
Resuscitation in Preeclampsia and Eclampsia: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Dr. Madhumita G Murthy
Emergent Management of Eclampsia with Pulmonary Edema
Dr. Habib Md. Reazaul Karin
Hypoglycemia during Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation: Risks & Protocol
Dr Mehul K
Key Concepts of Intraosseous (IO) Vascular Access
Dr Neha Deep
Managing Cardiogenic Shock
Dr. Zainab Mehdi
Integration of Dental Manpower in CPR Activities
Dr. Pankaj Goel
Toxicological emergencies in Resuscitation: Approach to Poisoning & Overdose
Dr. Vishakha Jain
Virtual Reality in Emergency Team Training
Dr. Arin Choudhary
Patient Blood Management in Emergency & Trauma
Dr. Nazia Siddiqa
CONJOINT TWINS: PERI-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
Dr. Laltanpuii Sailo
EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF STRUCTURED DE-ESCALATION TRAINING ON THE MANAGEMENT OF AGITATED PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Dr Franklyn
BLOCK BREAKING PAIN BY BLOCKING SIGNALS TO BRAIN
Dr. Veeralaxmi
MATERNAL COLLAPSE: BUILDING EFFECTIVE MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESUSCITATION TEAMS
Dr. Anupama P S
A CASE OF GLYPHOSATE POISONING
Dr. Shashank
A CASE OF INSECTICIDE POISONING
Dr. Priya Singh
CHEST PAIN AND HIGH SENSITIVE TROPONINS - KNOW WHAT YOUR HEART IS TELLING
Dr Subiksha Varthni Selvan
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