Event: Cardiovascular Module Course, European Committee for Anesthesiology Education

(EEC)
Date and place: June 20-22, 2024, Chisinau, Oncological Institute

Local organizer: Society of Anesthesiology and Reanimation from the Republic of Moldova (SARRM)

Participants: 150-170 specialists in anesthesia, intensive care and emergency medicine

Context

The CEEA course, Cardiovascular Module organized by the European Committee for Education in Anesthesiology (CEEA) is an event of high importance for the training of young specialists in intensive care (ATI) and for the entire ATI community in the Republic of Moldova. Held between June 20-22, 2024 at the Chisinau Oncological Institute, it will bring together experts from Moldova, Romania and Israel, offering participants the opportunity to access the latest information, technologies and treatment methods in the field of the cardiovascular system in anesthesiology.

Scientific program

The course will include master presentations, practical workshops and oral communications, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and experiences between participants and reputable speakers, Moldova, Romania and Israel, who will share the latest data, experiences and concepts in the approach to the cardiovascular system. The opportunity for formal and informal communication during 3 days will allow participants to interact, acquire new knowledge and exchange practices and experiences.

Relevance

The event represents an essential pillar for the continuous training of young ATI specialists, contributing to improving the quality of the medical act and strengthening patient safety. The course also aims to popularize new technologies and treatment methods in the field of anesthesia, intensive care and medical emergencies. The CEEA Cardiovascular Module course represents an essential step towards the continuous training of ATI specialists, supporting the increase in the quality of the medical act and promoting new technologies for the benefit of patients. Your sponsorship contribution is essential to the success of this major medical event.