2022 World Critical Care and Anesthesiology Conference

Episirus Scientifica welcomes you to attend 2022 World Critical Care and Anesthesiology Conference (2022WCAC) to be held during September 09-10, 2022 around the theme ‘Thought Provoking Solutions to Improve the Crisis of Critical Care’’. This international meet (2022WCAC) anticipates hundreds of participants including keynote speakers, Oral presentations by renowned speakers and poster presenters besides delegates around the world. This conference perhaps a giant event that creates an ideal platform to share expertise addressing current advancements involved in Critical Care and Anesthesiology. It will be a wonderful opportunity for all the delegates as it provides an international networking opportunity to collaborate with the world-class critical care, Anesthesia, trauma and Medical Associations.

2022 World Critical Care and Anesthesiology Conference (2022WCAC) is a premiere educational event which is designed to advance knowledge and expertise in trauma and critical care that rotate between continents and are organized in collaboration with national and international Anesthesiologic, Pulmonary, Thoracic and Critical Care societies and associations. This International Congress 2022 World Critical Care and Anesthesiology Conference September 09-10, 2022.  The conference is targeted to the international Critical Care Medicine community as well as other healthcare professionals involved in multidisciplinary critical care surgical challenges; For every community, there continues to be a need for surgical and medical teams to evaluate and treat the severely injured patients. It is appropriate that this Critical Care and Anesthesiology Conference Congress take the action of leading a continuing education venue for the complex operative and critical care surgical challenges and become the epitome of such series. The 2022 Pulmonary, Thoracic and Critical Care Conference (2022WCAC) will be organized around the theme ‘Thought Provoking Solutions to Improve the Crisis of Critical Care.’