11th Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive & Critical Care Medicine

28 August to 1 September 2013 Durban, South Africa www.criticalcare2013.com

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CONTENTS

Invita�on ...... 2 Commi�ees ...... 4 Congress Format ...... 5 Topics ...... 6 Abstracts ...... 8 Congress Informa�on ...... 11 General Informa�on ...... 12 Social Events ...... 15 Accompanying persons Excursion Programme ...... 16 Registra�on Informa�on ...... 18 Registra�on Form ...... 20 Hotel Informa�on ...... 24 Hotel List ...... 25 Sponsors ...... 26

013.com riticalcare2 www.c 1 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine INVITATIONS

Dear Colleagues Dear Colleagues

On behalf of the Cri�cal Care Society of Southern Africa The gathering of thousands of delegates from all over the (CCSSA), it would be a delight to have you join us for the 11th world to deliberate over various issues pertaining to Cri�cal Congress of the World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive Care could not happen in a more apt place than South Africa, and Cri�cal Care Medicine (WFSICCM). home to the Rainbow Na�on.

The CCSSA represents the biggest subspecialty medical We welcome you to be part of the 11th Congress of the society in the region and probably on the con�nent. World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal Care Medicine which will take place in Durban, South Africa It is unique in that its membership covers medical specialists between 28 August and 1 September 2013. in the field, intensive care nurses, as well as allied medical professionals who ply their trade in Intensive Care Units. The South Africa has long been a centre of excellence in the field of Society is an extremely proac�ve one and its membership Intensive and Cri�cal Care in Africa. Our Scien�fic Commi�ee includes several interna�onally recognised authori�es. has combined the local talent with a list of interna�onal experts to create what promises to be an excep�onal A major aim of the Society is to improve pa�ent care and programme. The focus of the scien�fic programme will be outcome, as well as to s�mulate relevant research in a “Cri�cal Care for all - providing more for less”. We hope to congenial fashion – all aspects of which will be integral highlight the need for ra�onal u�liza�on of precious cri�cal components of the mee�ng. The CCSSA has a proud tradi�on care resources, thus making it accessible to as many of our of hos�ng mee�ngs of outstanding academic standard, pa�ents as possible. together with wonderful social interac�on. This will undoubtedly be one of the best medical conferences South Africa’s favourite son and one of the world’s most in 2013. It will provide an unprecedented opportunity to learn loved statesmen, Nelson Mandela, once wrote: more about cri�cal care in different contexts. It will allow for “We pass through this world but once and opportuni�es you engagement with the interna�onal market place in respect miss will never be available to you again” of innova�ons. It will en�ce you to enjoy the superb array of social func�ons that are being planned to maintain Durban’s Don’t miss this opportunity! We look reputa�on as the place where the fun never sets. forward to welcoming you in South Africa! For those that will be visi�ng us for the first �me, we are confident that you will leave totally impressed. For those Warmest regards and best wishes. that are returning, you know what to expect.

Mervyn Mer See you in Durban! President: Cri�cal Care Society of Southern Africa (CCSSA)

Sats Bhagwanjee (Sea�le) and Dean Gopalan Co-Chairs: South African Organising Commi�ee

all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 2 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Dear Colleagues medicine prac�ce, research, and educa�on and focus on the necessity for inter-professional input to advance pa�ent On behalf of the Execu�ve Commi�ee and Council of the care and promote best pa�ent outcomes. The WFCCN, World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal Care with 40 interna�onal country members represen�ng over Medicine may I extend a warm welcome to our 11th World 400,000 cri�cal care nurses worldwide, is proud to co-host Congress. It also gives me great pleasure to invite medical the Congress. We encourage cri�cal professionals and industry colleagues to par�cipate in this care nurses, doctors, allied health major event. professionals, and industry partners to join with us to experience what This is the first occasion in our history that the World Congress promises to be a great venue for has been hosted on the con�nent of Africa. The excellence learning, sharing, and strategizing of the scien�fic program and faculty of speakers, combined to further advance cri�cal care with the natural and cultural a�rac�ons of South Africa will throughout the world. make this a unique opportunity to share experiences and knowledge in intensive and cri�cal care medicine. This will Ruth Kleinpell PhD RN FCCM be a memorable event and one which should not be missed. President of World Federa�on of Cri�cal Care Nurses (WFCCN) The central role of the World Federa�on is to promote the highest standards of care for the cri�cally ill pa�ent and the 11th World Congress will be an important step towards the achievement of this goal. We look forward to your Dear Colleagues par�cipa�on in helping us to create a las�ng legacy which will drive the growth and development of intensive and On behalf of the Execu�ve and members of the World cri�cal care medicine in Africa. Please take advantage of the Federa�on of Pediatric Intensive and Cri�cal Care Socie�es discounts for early registra�on which (WFPICCS) I would like to extend a warm welcome to you to are available before 31 March 2013. a�end the WFSICCM World Congress in Durban in 2013.

I look forward to welcoming you to It gives me great pleasure to invite colleagues to par�cipate Durban in August 2013 and to your and join us at this major event. This congress is the product contribu�on to “Cri�cal Care for of robust partnerships spawned by the recogni�on of the All”. importance of care of cri�cally ill children regardless of loca�on and resources. The excellence of the scien�fic Edgar Jimenez programme and faculty of speakers combined with the President: World Federa�on of beauty and a�rac�ons of South Africa will provide a unique Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal opportunity to share experiences and knowledge in intensive Care Medicine (WFSICCM) and cri�cal care medicine. This will be a memorable event and one which should not be missed.

The central role of WFPICCS is to promote the highest Dear Colleagues standards of care for all cri�cally ill children worldwide. This congress is a great opportunity It is my dis�nct pleasure, on behalf of the World Federa�on to connect with colleagues and will of Cri�cal Care Nurses (WFCCN), to invite you to join in be an important step towards the the ac�vi�es and interna�onal networking opportuni�es achievement of this goal. by a�ending the 11th Congress of the World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal Care Medicine. The WFCCN I look forward to welcoming you to is pleased to pledge our joint support and collabora�on for the Durban in August 2013. Cri�cal Care Congress which will take place from 28 August - 1 September 2013, in Durban South Africa. The theme of Niranjan Kissoon the 2013 Congress “Cri�cal Care for All” emphasizes the President of World Federa�on of importance of coming together to celebrate and par�cipate Paediatric Intensive and Cri�cal in this most important mee�ng for cri�cal care prac��oners. Care Socie�es (WFPICCS) The Durban Congress will highlight advances in cri�cal care 013.com riticalcare2 www.c 3 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical DURBAN 2013 COMMITTEES Care Med icine Steering Commi�ee Co-Chairs: Sats Bhagwanjee (Washington) and Dean Gopalan (Durban) Mervyn Mer (Johannesburg) Brian Levy (Johannesburg) Juan Scribante (Johannesburg)

South African Organising Commi�ee Fathima Paruk (Johannesburg) Sam Mokgokong (Johannesburg) Eric Hodgson (Durban) Guy Richards (Johannesburg) Lance Lasersohn (Johannesburg) Ivan Joubert (Cape Town) Jan Pretorius (Pretoria) Maryke Spruyt (Bloemfontein) Hyla Kluyts (Pretoria) Howard Radford (Johannesburg) Lance Michell (Cape Town) Bronwen Espen (Cape Town) Rudo Mathivha (Johannesburg) Kenneth Mazibuko (Durban) Des Cox (Port Elizabeth) Jenna Piercy (Cape Town) Ahmad Alli (Johannesburg) Gary Katzman (Johannesburg) Malcolm Miller (Cape Town) Sean Che�y (Johannesburg) Lliam Brannigan (Johannesburg) Nicky Kalafa�s (Durban) Ismail Kalla (Johannesburg) Marlice van Dyk (Pretoria) Andrew Argent (Cape Town) Carolyn Lee (Pietermaritzburg) Theroshnie Kisten (Durban) Sooraj Mo�lall (Johnnesburg) Oliver Smith (Johnnesburg) Shahed Omar (Johnnesburg)

Interna�onal Scien�fic Commi�ee Paediatric - Interna�onal Scien�fic Commi�ee Chairperson: Andrew Argent (South Africa) Fathima Paruk (South Africa) Niranjan Kissoon (Canada) Members: Sunit Singhi (India) Sats Bhagwanjee (USA) Fenella Gill (Australia) Jean-Louis Vincent (Belgium) Mine�e Coetzee (South Africa) Edgar Jimenez (USA) Eduardo Troster (Brazil) Phil Dellinger (USA) John Marshall (Canada) WFSICCM Council Konrad Reinhart (Germany) President Edgar Jimenez (USA) Monty Mythen (United Kingdom) Secretary-General Jean-Louis Vincent (Belgium) Younsuk Koh (Korea) Treasurer Edgar Celis (Columbia) Edgar Celis (Columbia) Members Pravin Amin (India) Pravin Amin (India) Guillermo Castorena (Mexico) Dean Gopalan (South Africa) Bin Du (China) Mervyn Mer (South Africa) Raffaelede Gaudio (Italy) Flavio Maciel (Brazil) Javier Hurtado (Uruguay) Luciano Ga�noni (Italy) Younsuk Koh (Korea) Arthur Slutsky (Canada) Flavio Maciel (Brazil) Perren Cobb (USA) John Marshall (Canada) Janice Zimmerman (USA) Ana Maria Montanez Mendoza (Peru) Jeff Lipman (Australia) Georges Offenstadt (France) Daniel De Backer (Belgium) Mercedes Palomar (Spain) Ahmad Alli (South Africa) Konrad Reinhart (Germany) Ismail Kalla (South Africa) Sebas�an Ugarte (Chile) Sa�sh Bhagwanjee (South Africa) Khalid Shukri (Saudi-Arabia) Nursing - Interna�onal Scien�fic Commi�ee Co-Chairpersons: Ruth Kleinpell (USA) Juan Scribante (South Africa) Members: Ged Williams (Australia) Maria Isabelita Rogado (Philippines) Vedran Dumbovic (Croa�a) Gordon Speed (New Zealand) Busi Bhengu (South Africa) all Critical Care for - Providing more Janet Bell (South Africa) for less 4 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th CONGRESS FORMAT

Introduc�on Abstract Presenta�ons The program has been designed to present the latest scien�fic The Scien�fic Program Commi�ees regards this as a key informa�on and to deal with the challenge of providing more component of the Congress. The presenta�on of research for less. The la�er objec�ve will be addressed by addressing studies communica�ng results is highly appreciated. cri�cal care reali�es in high and low income countries. This will also be the first World Congress with ac�ve par�cipa�on Abstracts have to be submi�ed to the Organising Secretariat of InFact (Interna�onal Forum of Acute Care Trialists) and the using the online submission form by 28 February 2013. GSA (Global Sepsis Alliance). Abstracts received a�er this date will not be accepted. Please refer to the Abstracts sec�on (www.cri�calcare2013.com) The Durban 2013 scien�fic programme starts on Wednesday for details. 28 August and closes on Sunday 1 September 2013. The mee�ng will cover the en�re spectrum of cri�cal care Oral Communica�on disciplines in alignment with the central theme of “Cri�cal A selec�on of the best abstract submissions will be presented Care for All”. orally on Friday 30 August 2013.

The scien�fic component of the program will focus on key Poster Sessions issues in cri�cal care in a format that will incorporate plenary Posters will be displayed in the poster areas for the dura�on lectures, thema�c sessions, cu�ng-edge Meet-the-Expert of the Congress. Following the oral communica�on sessions sessions with interac�ve audience par�cipa�on, interac�ve there will be an unopposed session dedicated to Poster Ward debates, clinical ward rounds, round table mee�ngs, hands- Rounds. This will entail a short presenta�on and discussion on workshops, industry sponsored symposia and the period. presenta�on of original scien�fic research in the form of free oral communica�ons and poster presenta�ons. Awards Submi�ed abstracts will be reviewed and rated to determine Plenary Sessions award winners. “State of the Art” presenta�ons by leading experts in the field. These unopposed sessions will cons�tute a regular Industry Sponsored Symposia feature of mee�ng. Educa�onal sessions focusing on contemporary cri�cal care issues supported by Industry. Thema�c Sessions Presenta�ons by well-known authori�es and experts on related topics. Each session will comprise of 4 lectures and a discussion period on the theme. These sessions will run in parallel.

Clinical Ward Rounds An interac�ve session which includes a case presenta�on to a clinical expert.

Meet-the-Experts Session These 90 minute sessions are designed to address cu�ng– edge issues by a panel of clinical experts. This session will focus on s�mula�ng audience par�cipa�on and robust debate.

Workshops Prac�cal hands-on sessions which will be restricted to a limited number of par�cipants. The Congress Organising Secretariat reserves the right to cancel workshops in the case of insufficient number of registered par�cipants. 013.com riticalcare2 www.c 5 ngress of the World Federation of Soc 11th Co ieties of Int ensive a nd Cri tical C are M edic TOPICS ine

Proposed Topics Gastrointes�nal Tract Liver failure Current Issues Abdominal sepsis What is new in cri�cal care Pancrea��s The future of cri�cal care Abdominal compartment syndrome Controversies in cri�cal care Novel therapies in cri�cal care Haematology and Oncology Cost effec�ve cri�cal care Blood products Cancer and the cri�cally ill pa�ent Research An�coagula�on Methodology Plasmapheresis Challenges Bioethics Metabolism and Homeostasis The way forward Acid base balance Nutri�on Cardiovascular Glycaemic control Heart failure Metabolic disturbances Life threatening arrhythmias Myocardial ischaemia Endocrinology Vasoac�ve agents Right heart failure Sepsis and Organ Dysfunc�on Cardiopulmonary bypass Recogni�on of sepsis ECMO Therapeu�c strategies for sepsis Haemodynamic monitoring Microcircula�on Fluids Endothelial dysfunc�on Early goal directed therapy Organ dysfunc�on and failure Oxygen delivery New drugs Infec�ons HIV/AIDS Renal Tuberculosis Acute kidney injury Bacterial infec�ons Biomarkers Fungal infec�ons Renal replacement therapy Respiratory infec�ons Global challenges Central Nervous System Neurocri�cal care Fluid therapy Monitoring Making the correct choice Therapeu�c hypotension An�-infec�ve agents Respiratory Microbiological considera�ons ARDS Mul�drug resistance Chronic obstruc�ve pulmonary disease (COPD) An�bio�c dosing strategies Pulmonary hypertension Alterna�ves to an�bio�cs Pulmonary embolism VAP Asthma Respiratory mechanics at the bedside New modes of ven�la�on Non-invasive ven�la�on PEEP Airway management Hypoxaemia all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 6 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Surgery and Trauma Cost containment Disaster preparedness Teamwork Burns Triage Environmental issues Shock and resuscita�on Cri�cal Care in Countries with Limited Resources Penetra�ng chest trauma Special popula�ons 6th Annual Congress of the World Federa�on Periopera�ve management of Cri�cal Care Nurses

Emergency medicine Proposed Topics Early warning systems Quality of care Cardiopulmonary resuscita�on Clinical nursing Clinical prac�ce development Analgesia and Seda�on Management Acute pain management Educa�on Delirium Ethics

Imaging Interna�onal Mee�ng of the World Federa�on of Ultrasound in cri�cal care Paediatric Intensive and Cri�cal Care Socie�es Imaging in cri�cal care Proposed Topics Scoring systems Safety and Risk management Ethical issues Special popula�ons Pallia�ve Care The cri�cally ill obstetric pa�ent Educa�on and Training Geriatric care Sepsis Vulnerable pa�ents Blood products Renal support Educa�on and Training and Organisa�on in Cri�cal Care Cardiovascular support Bioethics and law Respiratory support Pa�ent safety and management Endocrine and Nutri�on Improving quality of care Neurocri�cal care for children Health care dispari�es in cri�cal illness Standards and guidelines in cri�cal care

013.com riticalcare2 www.c 7 ngress of the World Federation of Soc 11th Co ieties of Int ensive a nd Cri tical C are M edici ABSTRACTS ne

Submission deadline: 28 February 2013

Invita�on to submit The Scien�fic Programme Commi�ee of the 11th Congress The reviewers will evaluate the abstract and will return one of the World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal of the following results: Care Medicine invites the submission of abstracts describing original work or case reports from any field of cri�cal care. Accepted All abstracts must relate to unpublished work. Any abstracts Accepted - Subject to changes being made related to previously published work (including via the Rejected internet) will not be accepted. Case reports will be accepted if approved by the academic Submission commi�ee but may not be eligible for a prize or inclusion in Abstracts must be submi�ed only via the link on the website the abstracts published. The Scien�fic Programme Commi�ee www.cri�calcare2013.com will communicate the results via email to the contact/ Accepted submissions will be presented as posters. A presen�ng author on 15 April 2013. Where an abstract is selec�on comprising the best abstract submissions will ‘accepted subject to changes’, the Scien�fic Programme be chosen for presenta�on as oral communica�ons. Once Commi�ee will send to the presen�ng author, details of the accepted, detailed instruc�ons regarding the presenta�ons changes required. All amended abstracts must be received will follow. Abstracts submission is subject to the registra�on by 24:00 South African Standard Time 22 April 2013 for a of the presen�ng author (A User ID and a password will be second assessment by 2 reviewers, a�er which a final result created to access the online submission form). Abstracts (of Accepted or Rejected) for the amended abstracts will be submi�ed by fax or email will be ineligible for considera�on. returned by 10 May 2013.

Please note that the submi�ng author is considered also to The final result will be decided by the Scien�fic Programme be the presen�ng author. No modifica�on of the abstract can Commi�ee. The decision of the Scien�fic Programme be made a�er submission. It is the authors’ responsibility to Commi�ee will be final. If you do not receive an email submit abstracts in a perfect order with no errors in spelling response by 16 April 2013, please check the status of your and grammar. The same author may submit more than one abstract with Kerry Firmani from the Congress Secretariat abstract. Please do not submit mul�ple copies of the same ([email protected]) abstract. Abstract submission indicates acceptance of and compliance with the rules outlined in this Abstract sec�on. Acceptance Failure to adhere to these rules will result in rejec�on of the Registra�on fees for the presen�ng author will not be waived. abstract. Registra�on and the payment of registra�on fees need to be confirmed by 25 May 2013. Work by clinical fellows will receive special considera�on if it is indicated in the submission process. The deadline for all Presenta�on submissions is 17:00 (Standard South African Time) on 28 The Scien�fic Programme Commi�ee reserves the right February 2013. No extensions or late-breaking abstracts will to decide on the final form of presenta�on. Submission of be permi�ed. an abstract cons�tutes a commitment by the presen�ng author(s) to a�end the Congress and present the findings. Reviewing/Selec�on Expenses associated with the prepara�on, submission and All abstracts will be sent to 2 reviewers. A third reviewer will presenta�on of an abstract are the responsibility of the be invited if there is a disagreement regarding acceptance of presen�ng author(s). If accepted, the presen�ng author(s) the abstract. Your abstract may be considered for an award. is required to pay all fees associated with the conference, The abstract will (depending on the nature of the study) be including but not limited to: travel, accommoda�on and scored on the following criteria which may include: registra�on. In the event that the presen�ng author is unable to a�end the Congress one of the co-authors may present Scien�fic merit of the abstract instead. However, we regret that the registra�on fee for the Adequate sample size presen�ng author cannot be refunded and the co-author will Sta�s�cal analysis need to register separately. Analysis of qualita�ve data Adherence to instruc�ons, and Originality of work all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 8 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Publica�on Key Dates Abstracts accepted will be collected in a CD-ROM to be distributed to Congress par�cipants. WFSICCM does not Abstract Submission Opens 15 October 2012 edit or proof read abstracts. Abstracts will be reproduced as 28 February 2013 submi�ed. It is therefore the authors’ responsibility to check Abstract Submission Closes the linguis�c accuracy and submit abstracts without errors 17:00 SAST in spelling or grammar. Selected accepted abstracts will be printed as submi�ed in the Journal of Cri�cal Care. Please Deadline to Submit Changes 22 April 2013 note that the abstract size may, however, be reduced.

Withdrawing Abstracts may be withdrawn by comple�ng the withdrawal form by 25 May 2013. This will remove the abstract from the programme and the abstract supplement.

Scien�fic Standards By submi�ng an abstract, the presen�ng author(s) confirms that: - the abstract has not been submi�ed to any other mee�ng, - the abstract displays data that has not been published - the scien�fic material found within the abstract will not be published other than in abstract form prior to the Congress and - the work described is original to the authors and was conducted in accordance with current ethical standards and regula�ons in biomedical research (Declara�on of Helsinki, guiding principles for biomedical research involving animals recommended by WHO) - where required the research has been approved by an ins�tu�onal ethics review board and that - par�cipants have given their informed consent, - all authors have consented to be included as co- authors, have read and approved the abstract and its contents, and agree with the results stated, that all authors are acknowledged of and agree with the abstract submission rules, and permit the abstract, if accepted, to be published as submi�ed, - the authors agree that WFSICCM may publish abstracts in the Journal of Cri�cal Care and may record the presenta�on for subsequent use as it deems appropriate.

Authors must also indicate whether they have any financial agreement with any organisa�on or company involved in the research. Grant acknowledgements must be indicated as well. Note: All visuals of par�cipants/pa�ents shown must have informed consent. Speakers must declare conflict of interest before star�ng their presenta�ons.

013.com riticalcare2 www.c 9 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine Abstract Categories For reviewing and scheduling purposes, abstracts will be divided into thema�c areas and will be related to the WFSICCM, WFCCN and WFPICCS scien�fic programme separately. Please indicate in the online submission form the programme to which the abstract is to be related and the relevant topic. The Scien�fic Commi�ee reserves the right to change the topic or reference programme. Abstracts are invited in the following categories:

WFSICCM WFCCN WFPICCS Basic Sciences Quality of care Paediatric Cri�cal Care Nursing Sepsis Clinical nursing Safety and Quality of Care in PICU Cardiovascular Pulmonary Clinical prac�ce development Sepsis and Infec�on Renal Management Respiratory Neurology Hepa�c or GIT Educa�on Cardiovascular Haematology Ethics Endocrine and Metabolic Immunology Endocrinology Neurointensive Care Other Nutri�on and Gastrointes�nal Clinical Medicine Sepsis Ethical Issues in PICU Cardiovascular Cardiopulmonary Resuscita�on in Endocrine Children GIT Nutri�on Analgesia and Seda�on Haematology Organiza�on and Outcome Assessment Immunology Infec�ons Other Neurology (including monitoring, blood products in Pulmonology PICU) Renal Burns Trauma Resuscita�on Emergency medicine Nutri�on Periopera�ve medicine Seda�on and analgesia Transplanta�on/organ dona�on Geriatric medicine Obstetrics and gynaecology Imaging Administra�on/Cri�cal care organiza�on ICU informa�on systems Educa�on/Training Outcomes/Quality of Life Safety Bioethics Pa�ent and Family Support Equipment and Engineering Technology Pharmacology

all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 10 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th CONGRESS INFORMATION

Congress Venue Exhibi�on Times The venue for the Congress will be the Interna�onal Thursday 29 August 08:00 – 17:00 Conven�on Centre, Durban (ICC). A focal point of Durban’s Friday 30 August 08:00 – 17:00 business district, the ICC Durban is a func�onal space in an Saturday 31 August 08:00 – 17:00 aesthe�c environment. Centrally located and just a quarter Sunday 1 September 08:00 – 11:30 of an hour from the airport, ICC Durban is minutes from hotels and beaches. Palm trees form a welcoming avenue Registra�on Informa�on while at the entrance to the centre three baobabs, Africa’s The Congress Registra�on Desk in the Interna�onal tree giants, bid a regal gree�ng. Conven�on Centre Durban will be open during these hours:

The Interna�onal Conven�on Centre Durban (ICC) is one Wednesday 28 August 10:30 – 20:00 of the most advanced conference facili�es in the world. Thursday 29 August 07:00 – 17:30 Flexibility and versa�lity are key factors in the design of this Friday 30 August 07:30 – 17:30 state-of-the-art technology-driven centre. Saturday 31 August 07:30 – 17:30 Sunday 1 September 07:30 – 13:00 It is an ideal se�ng for the WFCISSM 2013 Congress. Onsite facili�es are available for new registra�ons, social The Interna�onal Conven�on Centre Durban event �ckets, accommoda�on, sightseeing excursions, 45 Bram Fischer Road airport transfers and event informa�on. Durban www.icc.co.za Abstracts Book & CD The Abstracts Book containing the oral presenta�ons and Dates poster �tles will be included in your delegate bag. All The Congress will be held from Wednesday 28 August 2013 abstracts, both oral and poster, will be published on a CD- to Sunday 1 September 2013. ROM and included in your delegate bag.

Official Language Official Invita�ons English is the official language of the Congress. Official le�ers of invita�on may be issued to help overcome the administra�on and entry requirements of some countries Website and will be sent upon request. Please note that such le�ers The Congress has its own website on the Internet. Please refer do not represent an inten�on or commitment on the part of to www.cri�calcare2013.com for up-to-date informa�on. the Scien�fic Commi�ee or the Congress to provide financial assistance or to accept submi�ed abstracts. Please visit the website to check the scien�fic programme, to register online, to submit your abstract and to obtain Dress Code accommoda�on informa�on. A�re is smart casual, except for official func�ons, or where otherwise stated. Exhibi�on The trade exhibi�on will be a major component of the Par�cipants are advised to carry a light jacket when Congress and will take place from Thursday 29 August to a�ending Congress sessions, when going out in the evening Sunday 1 September 2013. This will give the delegates ample or going on tours as most venues and tour coaches will be air opportunity to make contacts and to exchange informa�on. condi�oned.

For further informa�on on the exhibi�on please contact Insurance Catherine Taylor at the Organising Secretariat. Delegates are advised to arrange health and accident [email protected]. insurance before travelling to the Congress. The Congress Organisers cannot accept liability for personal injury or loss / damage to property and belongings of delegates or accompanying persons during the Congress, tours or stay in Durban.

013.com riticalcare2 www.c 11 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine Catering Durban Beaches Tea and Coffee will be served at specified �mes in the Durban has glorious sandy beaches that disappear into Exhibi�on Halls and is provided free of charge to delegates the Indian Ocean where the water (even in winter) has an and registered accompanying persons. average temperature of 19˚C (66˚F)

Congress Badges Durban is a magnet for sun worshippers and surfers and has A name badge will be provided on-site with the Congress been listed as one of the world’s top 10 family beach holiday documenta�on. Please note that delegates are required to des�na�ons by Lonely Planet’s Travel with Children. There wear their Congress Name Badges at all �mes in the Congress are shark nets in the sea off the main beaches and the la�er Centre in order to gain access to session venues. We also are patrolled from sunrise to sunset by lifeguards. recommend wearing badges at the social events. A Long Promenade that’s Ideal for Walks and Bike Rides Mobile Phones Extending from uShaka Beach in the south to Country Club Delegates are requested to turn their mobile phones off Beach in the north, Durban’s beachfront Promenade offers when entering speaker venues. Failure to do so may impede visitors an uninterrupted 10 km of breath-taking sea views, access to some areas. as well as a wide selec�on of restaurants and pubs, open-air entertainment and nearby cra� markets. Smoking Policy Smoking is not allowed within the Congress venue except in There’s Always Something to do in Durban designated smoking areas. Long lazy days spent on the beach. Sultry nights outdoors breathing in the salty sea air. Get-togethers with friends in restaurants that offer the best in seafood, curries, steaks GENERAL INFORMATION or tradi�onal African fare. A wealth of nightclubs and bars. Heritage trails where you can see where Mahatma Gandhi South Africa lived, where Nelson Mandela cast his historic vote in South We welcome you with open arms, warm smiles and are Africa’s first democra�c elec�ons, experience township life excited to have you on our shores, in our homes and with the with its taverns and fortune-telling sangomas, or gain some tradi�onal South Africa “braai”. insight into Zulu culture. Some of the biggest shopping malls in the Southern Hemisphere. Art galleries. Arts and cra�s Experience our hospitality wherever you go and get in markets. Concerts. Mountain biking. Birding. Kite surfing. touch with our wide variety of fascina�ng cultures and local Durban has it all. tradi�ons. Our people are ready to show you our country’s natural wonders, draw you into the rhythm and soul of Africa, Interes�ng Facts give you close encounters with our regal wildlife and take you Loca�on: 29°53’S 31°03’E; on the east coast of South Africa, on an unforge�able journey through our ancient and recent in the province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) past. Area: 2 300 km² Popula�on: 3 468 086 Durban Demographics: Blacks: 68%; Indians: 20%; Whites: 9%; Durban is an extraordinary city, the most culturally diverse in Coloureds: 3% Southern Africa, with a rich and colourful history and a vibrant Main languages: Zulu (63%); English (30%); Xhosa (3%); and wonderful present. The biggest and busiest city in the Afrikaans (1%) province of KwaZulu-Natal (although not the capital), Durban Main religions: Chris�an (68%); 11% (Hindu); 3% (Muslim) features vastly different coastal regions and landscapes, with the most spectacular mountain range in the country and the Climate oldest game reserve in Africa not far away. Durban has year round sunshine. It’s sub-tropical, with warm wet summers, mild frost-free winters, and an average It is also known as the friendliest city in South Africa, thanks day�me temperature of between 20°C (68˚F) and 23°C (73˚F). to the great warmth and openness of its people and the laid- Perfect! back lifestyle that everyone here enjoys. During the Congress the average temperatures are expected to be a minimum of 13˚C (55˚F) and a maximum of 23˚C (73˚F). The average rainfall in August is 4 wet days and 6 wet days in September. all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 12 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th

King Shaka Interna�onal Airport Shu�le Transport Durban is served by King Shaka Interna�onal Airport which Shu�le Transport will be offered to all registered par�cipants is located 35 kilometres north of the city centre at La Mercy. and registered accompanying persons; between appointed Shu�le buses and taxis operate from the Airport to the city hotels and the Interna�onal Conven�on Centre for the centre. For more informa�on, visit h�p://lamercy.info/ dura�on of the congress. A schedule of �mes and details will be displayed in the hotel foyer and at the conven�on Airport Transfers centre. The cost of a transfer between King Shaka Interna�onal Airport and appointed accommoda�on is: R230.00 (approx. Taxis US$30) per person per transfer, one way. To book, please Metered taxis are common, safe and rela�vely inexpensive. complete the online booking form. These taxis will be opera�ng in the key Congress zones, including the airport, beachfront, city centre and other Arrival Airport Informa�on: accommoda�on and entertainment nodes within Durban. On arrival at King Shaka Interna�onal airport; collect your Registered metered taxis are clearly marked with an official luggage and proceed into the main arrivals hall. Look out for eThekwini Transport Authority decal, so that you can be a representa�ve who will be holding a board with your name assured of the quality and safety of the service that you are on it. Should you encounter problems loca�ng the Meet ge�ng from your taxi. and Greet representa�ve; please call the contact numbers available on your transfer voucher. Passports and Visas Every visitor to South Africa must have a valid passport. Transfer queries: Lucille Harisunker Passport holders from more than 80 countries, including [email protected] USA, Canada, UK, Japan and the EU can visit South Africa without a visa. Informa�on regarding visas can be obtained Car Hire from your travel agent or the South African diploma�c or The roads in Durban are in good condi�on and well sign- consular representa�ve in your area. Passports should have posted. Remember, in South Africa, you drive on the le� at least 2 completely empty pages otherwise entry may be hand side of the road! There are a number of reputable car denied. Passports must be valid for at least 6 months a�er hire companies opera�ng in Durban. your intended date of departure. Delegates requiring visas, and who intend taking tours to neighbouring Southern • An Interna�onal Driver's Permit carried in conjunc�on African countries, are advised to secure a mul�ple entry visa. with your na�onal driving license is recommended Tourists must sa�sfy immigra�on officers that they have the and must be printed or authen�cated in English. means of support for the dura�on of their stay in the country • If your license does not have a photograph on it, then and return/onward �ckets. Visas cannot be obtained on you must also carry your passport with you so that arrival. A list of countries that currently do not require a visa you can be iden�fied as the legal holder of the driving can be found on the “Applying for a South African visa” page license. of the SA Government website: www.dha.gov.za • Please note that the car hire companies might have different regula�ons regarding the length of �me If required, upon request, the Congress Secretariat is willing that you need to have held a driving license, so it is to send you a le�er of invita�on. It should be understood advisable to check with your car hire company about that this le�er will be sent only to help par�cipants to raise their requirements. travel funds or to obtain a visa. A le�er of invita�on is not • Always make sure documenta�on is carried with you a commitment on the part of the organisers to provide any at all �mes when driving. financial support. Please note that only registered delegates who have paid their Congress registra�on fees will be issued A preferred supplier has been appointed for the congress. with a le�er of invita�on. To obtain a quote please send an email to [email protected] with the following details: Currency / Banks / Exchange The unit of currency in South Africa is the South African Rand 1. Mileage required (100km per day; 200km per day or (ZAR) and is indicated with a capital R so that, for example, unlimited mileage per day), three Rand and fi�y cents would be wri�en R3.50. South 2. Collec�on and drop off point and dates. Africa has a decimal currency system with one Rand equalling 013.com riticalcare2 www.c 13 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine 100 cents. The electricity supply in South Africa is 220 - 240 volts, 50 Rand notes denomina�ons are R200, R100, R50, R20, and Hz. The connec�on for appliances is a round three-pin plug. R10 and of the coins are R5, R2, R1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c. The Most hotels provide dual-voltage two-pin razor sockets (100- following exchange rates were applicable at �me of sending 120 volts and 220-240 volts). out this document. Health / Insurance 1 Euro = ZAR 10.50 There are no compulsory vaccina�on requirements for 1 United State Dollar = ZAR 8.50 persons entering South Africa although a cer�ficate for yellow fever is required if you are entering from certain South Facili�es for cashing traveler’s cheques are available at American or sub-Saharan African countries. banks (opera�ng hours are Monday - Friday 09:00 – 15:30, Saturdays 08:30 – 11:00) and at most hotels. Banks are closed Certain parts of the country, mainly in the north, have been on Sundays. Foreign exchange agencies are open during the designated as malaria risk areas. If you intend travelling to week and on Saturdays. Automa�c teller machines (ATM) one of these areas, it is essen�al that you take prophylaxis are open 24 hours and are located at most banks as well as at before arrival and whilst in the area. Protec�ve clothing and the Congress Venue. Interna�onal credit cards (Visa, Diners insect repellents should also be used. Durban is a malaria Club, MasterCard and American Express) are accepted at the risk-free area. majority of hotels, restaurants and shops. South African doctors and den�sts are highly trained Price Guideline professionals and hospitals are well equipped. Prices will vary from place to place, but the following schedule is an indica�on of what delegates might expect Par�cipants are requested to make their own arrangements to pay: with respect to health insurance prior to departure and consult their local general prac��oner for personal expert Tea or Coffee advice. ZAR 15.00 € 1.50 US$ 2.00 Restaurant Meal For interna�onal travel and health advisories please visit the ZAR 160.00 € 15.00 US$ 20.00 WHO website at www.who.int/ith or www.cdc.org Cinema Ticket ZAR 40.00 € 4.00 US$ 5.00 It is safe to drink tap water throughout South Africa. However, Wine (750ml) for those who prefer bo�led mineral water, this is readily ZAR 60.00 € 6.00 US$ 8.00 available in various stores. Big Mac Burger ZAR 25.00 € 2.50 US$ 3.00 Smoking is prohibited by law in most public buildings in South Beer (340ml) Africa (airports, Durban Interna�onal Conven�on Centre, ZAR 15.00 € 1.50 US$ 2.00 restaurants etc.) except in designated smoking areas. Cola (340ml) ZAR 10.00 € 1.00 US$ 1.00 Anyone requiring medical a�en�on while in the Conven�on Sandwich Centre should report to the informa�on or registra�on desk ZAR 25.00 € 2.50 US$ 3.00 for direc�on.

ATM Safety ATMs are located all around the city. They can also be used For those par�cipants who have not previously visited South for cash advances on major credit cards such as MasterCard Africa, or Durban, and are concerned about personal safety, or VISA. we wish to assure all visitors that Durban is a great place to visit but like any major city, it has good and bad areas. Credit cards Common sense will ensure a trouble free and enjoyable Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, stores and congress and vaca�on. The area around the Interna�onal restaurants. Conven�on Centre, Durban and adjacent hotels is safe and well monitored at all �mes but we advise that you do not walk alone a�er dark in unpopulated streets. Ostenta�ous Electricity Supply / Power displays of wealth should be avoided at all �mes. all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 14 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th

During the Congress, the informa�on desk at the ICC and your Public phones are either coin or card operated. hotel’s concierge will be able to assist you with informa�on on places to visit and the appropriate means of transport. Interna�onal telephone dialling code is 00 + the country code when dialling another country from South Africa. Shopping Durban is home to many numerous world-class shopping It is also possible to rent a cell phone at the airport or from malls, most of which include big chain stores and smaller a cell phone provider in the city. bou�ques as well as banking facili�es, restaurants, coffee shops and movie theatres. Depending on their loca�ons, SOCIAL EVENTS some malls also offer curio shops. Most malls offer safe, pay- per-hour parking. Welcome Recep�on Par�cipants, accompanying persons and exhibitors are invited Most shops in the city centre and suburbs open between to a�end the Welcome Recep�on, which will be held in the 08:00 and 17:00 to 17:30. Shops in major shopping malls Congress exhibi�on hall at the Durban Exhibi�on Centre. open at 09:00 and close at 19:00 or later, including on Local musicians, dancers and entertainers will provide an Sundays and most public holidays. Government agencies s�ll evening of fun and friendship. keep to tradi�onal weekday only hours. Most banks close at 15:30, and have limited Saturday morning opening �mes. Free admission Muslim-owned businesses close at noon on Fridays and re- open at 13:00. Wednesday 28 August 2013, 17:30 – 19:30

Major Shopping Malls include: Gateway Shopping Experience South African Evening and the Pavilion Shopping Centre. We are proud to present a South African Evening for par�cipants, accompanying persons and exhibitors at which A visit to one of Durban’s markets is a great way to pick-up we give you the opportunity to let your hair down and relax gi�s and souvenirs from a wide variety of local designers, for a while in an informal environment whilst we host you to ar�sts and entrepreneurs. good food, good drink and good entertainment. This fantas�c event with its local flavour will be a memorable experience for sure. Vat/Tax Refunds Vat of 14% is levied on nearly all goods and services. Foreign Free admission tourists may claim back VAT paid on items that will be taken out of the country. Original tax invoices, foreign passport, Thursday 29 August 2013, 19:00 – 22:30 plus all of the items on which a refund is claimed, must be presented at the VAT Refund Administra�on Office or an appointed RSA Customs and Excise Official on departure from South Africa, and the total VAT on these items will be refunded.

Tipping Gratui�es are expected in South Africa. A guideline for visitors is the following: Airport porters ZAR5.00 per item, taxis 10% of fare, waitrons in restaurants 10% of bill.

Telecommunica�ons Mobile phones: Referred to locally as ‘cell phones’. The main areas of South Africa are covered by all networks. You can use a GSM/tri-band phone from outside the country in South Africa, if you arranged for interna�onal roaming before leaving home.

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An interes�ng choice of guided tours has been prepared for all par�cipants and accompanying persons. Here are some of the ‘must see’ a�rac�ons. For detailed i�neraries; please visit the official website.

Complimentary Durban Orienta�on Tour for Registered views overlooking the city and our new Moses Mabhida Accompanying Persons Stadium, before returning to the ICC. (Limited seats available: First Come First Serve) Date: Daily, please indicate your preferred Complimentary Valley of 1000 Hills Tour for Registered departure date on the registra�on form. Delegates Time: 09:00 – 12:00 (Limited seats available: First Come First Serve) Departure: ICC Main Entrance (on the ramp) Date: Daily, please indicate your preferred I�nerary: Commence your tour with a drive along the departure date on the registra�on form. Marine Parade and enjoy spectacular views of the Indian Time: 09:00 – 12:30 or 13:30 – 17:00 Ocean and golden beaches. Con�nue along the Victoria Departure: ICC Main Entrance (on the ramp) Embankment and visit the Vasco Da Gama clock, the Dick I�nerary: The first spectacular glimpse of the Valley King statue and then drive via the Durban Harbour and sugar with its literally thousands of hills is opposite Heidi’s Farm terminal and back into the city centre to the historical site of Stall at Botha’s Hill. At the Assegai Safari Park you will the first se�lement, Farewell Square. Con�nue into a part of visit a crocodile farm and snake park. The tour con�nues the city which is popular for trading, and enjoy a visit to the to PheZulu, a small tradi�onal Zulu homestead, where you Victoria Street market, well known for its colourful spices and receive an informa�ve talk about the Zulu tradi�ons and curios - a great place to bargain... Visit the Botanical Gardens culture and are entertained with some enthralling tribal where sub-tropical plants and orchids create a tranquil oasis singing and dancing. This tour will give you a comprehensive in the middle of the city and enjoy tea and scones. A�er this overview of the Zulu culture and a spectacular mix of affluent refreshment stop, and a pleasant walk, con�nue to the Berea residen�al areas and tradi�onal rural homesteads. which is a beau�ful residen�al part of Durban with fantas�c

LEISURE TOURS

HALF DAY TOUR OPTIONS Tour Name Cost Time Highlights Durban Orienta�on R385.00 09:00 - 12:00 Explore the buzz of the city and the diversity of cultures only found in Durban. Start this historical encounter with your guide and take an easy walk into central Durban. Visit Durban Orienta�on the historical site of the city hall and the old Post Office. Entrance fees to the Natural history R290.00 09:00 - 12:00 – Walking Tour museum, the oldest building in the city is included. Tea and cake will be enjoyed at the upmarket and historical, Royal hotel. Spectacular views of the Valley of 1000 Hills and a glimpse of Zulu Culture. If you only have one Valley of 1000 Hills R415.00 13:30 - 17:00 a�ernoon to spare, this is a great way to spend it. Gandhi & Indian Inanda Heritage Route, Mahatma Gandhi’s first home and enjoy a tradi�onal Indian vegetarian R660.00 08:30 - 12:30 Experience meal at the Hare Krishna Temple of Understanding. Gateway is situated in the Umhlanga Ridge New Town Centre and boasts a record number of more Shopping Experience R250.00 09:00 - 12:00 than 380 stores - the Gateway shopping mall is an experience on its own. Cost is for transfers only.

FULL DAY TOUR OPTIONS Tour Name Cost Time Highlights Shakaland Zulu Rich experience of Zulu tradi�ons: po�ery, spear making, weaving, beadwork and beer brewing. R1380.00 08:30 - 16:00 Experience Sumptuous, tradi�onal meal included. Driving �me: two hours drive from Durban. Hluhluwe Game Spend the day in the Hluhluwe / Umfolozi game reserve, seeking the ‘Big 5’ (Lion / Buffalo / Elephant R1695.00 07:00 - 19:00 Reserve / Rhino / Leopard). Open game viewing vehicles & lunch included. Thrilling 4x4 trip up Sani Pass. Enjoy a meal at the highest pub in Africa! Visit a Basotho village in Sani Pass / Lesotho R1550.00 06:30 - 18:30 Lesotho. Passports essen�al. Driving �me from Durban to the bo�om of the pass: ±2.5 hours.

all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 16 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in a private game reserve, (one hour drive from Durban). Opportunity to view giraffe, rhino, wildebeest, ostrich, antelope, warthog, hippos and more… Inland Safari R1325.00 09:00 - 17:00 Sumptuous lunch taken at the reserve. Final stop at PheZulu Zulu Cultual Village for a show of Zulu Dancing. Travel north to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a recently declared World Heritage Site. Stop at the Veyane Cultural Village. In St. Lucia, enjoy a two hour trip up the narrows of the St. Lucia Estuary St. Lucia – World R1365.00 07:00 - 18:00 with excellent opportuni�es to view crocodile, hippo and the abundant birdlife of the area. This Heritage Site will be followed by a game drive in the tour vehicle in the area between Cape Vidal and St. Lucia. A picnic lunch is taken on the game drive or en-route subject to tour �mings. Visit the site of Nelson Mandela’s capture in 1962, which led to his imprisonment on Robben Island. Con�nue to Karkloof Reserve for your adventurous Canopy Tour which has been built in a spectacular Adventure & Cultural R1740.00 08:00 - 17:00 valley of the mist belt podacarpus Karkloof Forest Reserve. The tour includes long swooping slides Experience over the forest canopy. Therea�er, visit Mpophomeni for a Zulu Tourism Experience which is an ideal way to experience indigenous South African Culture.

PRE & POST OVERLAND TOURS Tour Name / Person Highlights R11125 Spectacular Atlan�c Ocean coastline around Hermanus, the historic beauty of Swellendam, famous Ostrich Cape Garden Route (sharing) farms and Cango caves at Oudtshoorn. The scenic Outeniqua pass, Garden Route around Wilderness and Tour R11750 Knysna. Featherbed Nature Reserve. Take in the view at the Bloukrantz Gorge, visit the Big Tree, Storms River (3 nights) (single) and finish in Port Elizabeth. The post tour is done in reverse order. R9938 Big five at its best. The park boasts 148 mammal species, 500 bird species, 45 lizard and 34 amphibian species. Kruger Na�onal Park (sharing) An unforge�able wildlife experience! This is a standard tour with standard 3* accommoda�on inside the park - Standard Tour R11325 for two nights. Highlights: Morning game viewing in the coach on day three, a night game drive in an open (4 nights) (single) vehicle on day three and a full day game drive in open vehicles on day four. R12938 The largest game reserve in South Africa offering an indescribable wildlife experience. This tour offers more Kruger Na�onal Park (sharing) comfortable 4* accommoda�on, just outside the Kruger Park. Highlights: Full day 4x4 game drive on day 3, an -Luxury Tour R14678 evening game drive, sundowners and bush dinner on day 4. Also, includes a visit to the Shangaan Village where (4 nights) (single) a tradi�onal dinner may be enjoyed. R19111 Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve is an unspoilt part of Africa ecologically and geographically integrated with the Kruger Fly in Safari (sharing) adjacent Kruger Na�onal Park. Includes: Return flights Johannesburg / Sabi / Johannesburg; accommoda�on – Luxury Lodge R24481 at Sabi Bush Lodge or similar, 3 meals per day, 2 game drives per day with complimentary sun downer cocktails (2 nights) (single) and snacks, Tea, coffee and snacks, op�onal bush walks daily and selected local brand beverages R6988 This tour explores the best of Zululand including guided bush walks, the Hluhluwe / Umfolozi Park (oldest game Zululand Tour (sharing) reserve in South Africa & Big 5), a boat trip on the St. Lucia estuary and a visit to a Zulu cultural village for (2 nights) R7575 unique insights into the tradi�onal Zulu lifestyle. (single) R9056 Luxury private Luxury Private game lodge experience. Includes: Return transfers from and to Durban, accommoda�on at (sharing) Zululand game reserve Thanda Tended camp or similar, selected beverages, Tea’s and coffee, refreshments on game drives, 2 game R11156 (2 nights) ac�vi�es per day. (Single) R5813 Scenic valley of 1000 hills, spectacular views of the Howick falls, Sani Pass which climbs 1300 in 12km, into Drakensberg Tour (sharing) mountain kingdom of Lesotho and discover the rus�c charm of the Basotho Village. Op�onal ac�vi�es available, (2 nights) R6188 like; Horse riding, quad biking, bird watching and walk to San rock art sites. (single) R12790 Eastern Cape private The Eastern Cape boasts a wealth of flora and fauna, including the “Big Five”. This is the ul�mate African (sharing) game reserve adventure and conserva�on effort coupled with responsible tourism. For that African Safari experience of a R15917 (2 nights) life�me this is a tour not to be missed. Includes return flights between Durban and Port Elizabeth. (single) The Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, has been declared a World Heritage Site Victoria Falls Trip by UNESCO. This mighty waterfall forms a spectacular backdrop to the Zambezi Sun & Royal Livingstone On request – Zambia hotels along the Zambian banks of the great Zambezi River. Includes flights to and from Livingstone from Johannesburg.

We are happy to tailor-make your overland tour i�nerary for you. Please mail your special requirements to Lucille Harisunker on: [email protected] 013.com riticalcare2 www.c 17 of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine REGISTRATION INFORMATION

How to Register To register for the package for the 11th Congress of the World Federa�on of Socie�es of Intensive and Cri�cal Care Medicine in Durban, please complete this registra�on form and return it to the Congress Secretariat together with your payment.

Turners Conferences PO Box 1935 Durban 4000 South Africa A�en�on: Gill Slaughter Telephone: +27 31 368 8000 Fax: +27 31 368 6623 Email: [email protected]

Pre-registra�on via the website will be possible un�l 20 August 2013. A�er this date only on-site registra�on will be accepted. It is essen�al that the instruc�ons for payment of all fees involved are strictly followed. Every par�cipant, including invited par�cipants and accompanying persons, must register.

Payment Registra�on fees are quoted in South African Rands (ZAR), and include 14% VAT and should be paid according to the procedure described on the registra�on form below. Major credit cards or bank transfers are acceptable.

Fees The following registra�on fees apply:

Registra�on Category Standard Late/Onsite Payment before Payment from Delegate – Physician Registra�on 31 March 2013 1 April 2013 Interna�onal Physician/Delegate ZAR 6 460.00 ZAR 7 060.00 Reduced Delegate – Physician Registra�on Low Income Countries ¹ ZAR 3 960.00 ZAR 4 660.00 CCSSA Members ZAR 5 260.00 ZAR 5 960.00 WFSICCM member socie�es ZAR 5 660.00 ZAR 6 460.00 One Day Delegate Registra�on Fee ZAR 2 260.00 ZAR 2 560.00 Nurse Delegate Registra�on and Allied Health Professionals Registra�on Fee ZAR 2 360.00 ZAR 2 660.00 One Day Delegate Registra�on Fee ZAR 1 160.00 ZAR 1 360.00 Delegate Physician in Training ² Registra�on Fee ZAR 2 360.00 ZAR 2 660.00 One Day Registra�on Fee ZAR 1 160.00 ZAR 1 360.00 Accompanying Person Registra�on Fee ZAR 2 160.00 ZAR 2 460.00 On-site Registra�on Administra�on Fee ZAR 200.00

all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 18 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Notes ¹ For the purposes of registra�on fees, the qualifying data for Low Income Countries are those that have been listed as LIC by the World Bank on their official website h�p://data.worldbank.org/income-level/LIC

² Delegate Physicians in Training: To qualify for this category of registra�on you must provide documentary proof of your enrolment with a recognised training ins�tu�on. If you are employed you do not qualify.

Membership Number: You must enter your society membership number in the space provided to qualify for the corresponding registra�on fee.

What does the Registra�on Fee Cover?

Delegate registra�on fee includes: Admission to the Scien�fic Programme, entry to the Exhibi�on, Satellite Symposia (excluding the Workshops for which an addi�onal registra�on fee is payable), Abstract Book, Congress Bag, Final Programme, Cer�ficate of A�endance, Tea/Coffee Breaks, Opening Ceremony, Welcome Cocktail recep�on and South African Evening func�on.

Accompanying Person registra�on fee includes: Admission to the Opening Ceremony, Welcome Cocktail Party, South African Evening Func�on, Tea/Coffee, and an Accompanying Person’s Bag.

One Day Only Registra�on fee includes The 1-day op�on is for South African residents only. CCSSA members will be eligible. The registra�on fee is applicable for each of the 4 days.

Includes: Admission to the Scien�fic Programme and Exhibi�on on the selected day, a copy of the Final Programme, a Cer�ficate of A�endance and Tea /Coffee breaks Excludes: Congress Bag, Abstract Book, lunch, Social Func�ons

What is not included in the Registra�on Fee? 1. Special catering requirements 2. A�endance to the Workshops which will take place on Wednesday 28 August. 3. Any other items not men�oned.

A complimentary half day leisure tour will be available to registered accompanying persons and registered delegates. Sea�ng is limited, so this will be on a first come, first serve basis. Kindly indicate your date preference when comple�ng the registra�on form, under the tours sec�on.

Cancella�on of Registra�on and Refund Policy The Congress Secretariat must be no�fied in wri�ng of any cancella�ons. All approved refunds will be issued a�er the Congress. An administra�on fee of ZAR400 will be charged for all cancella�ons received before 31 March 2013. Please note that no refunds will be made for cancella�ons a�er 31 March 2013.

Any addi�onal arrangements must be booked via the website or by submission of a separate registra�on form.

The Congress Registra�on form is included on the next page.

013.com riticalcare2 www.c 19 REGISTRATION FORM Register online at www.cri�calcare2013.comwww.criticalcare2013.com WFSICCM CONGRESS 2013 28 August – 1 September 2013, International Convention Centre, Durban, South Africa To register, kindly complete one form per delegate and forward to Turners Conferences SECTION 1 – DELEGATE INFORMATION Last Name/Family Name First Name (for badge) Prof/Dr/Ms/Mrs/Mr Nationality Invitation Required

ACCOMPANYING PERSONS

Please tick. This is my: Private Institution Please fill in the relevant details below Institution Name Institution Vat Number Department Contact Person’s Name Postal Address City State Post/Zip Code Country Phone Mobile Email Address (Please Print) Fax Special Dietary and Other Requests: Dietary Name Request Other Name Request WFSICCM Affiliate Membership No CCSSA Member Membership No A – REGISTRATION FEES Registration Fees – South African Rands (ZAR) Only (includes 14% VAT) Code (Office Use) Registration Standard: Late: No. of Amount Category Until 31 Mar 2013 From 1 Apr 2013 Persons in ZAR International Physician / Delegate ZAR 6 460.00 ZAR 7 060.00 CCSSA Members ZAR 5 260.00 ZAR 5 960.00 WFSICCM Affiliate ZAR 5 660.00 ZAR 6 460.00 Low Income Country Members¹ ZAR 3 960.00 ZAR 4 660.00 Physician Day Registration ZAR 2 260.00 ZAR 2 560.00 Nurse Registration ZAR 2 360.00 ZAR 2 660.00 Nurse Day Registration ZAR 1 160.00 ZAR 1 360.00 Physician in Training ² ZAR 2 360.00 ZAR 2 660.00 Physician in Training Day Registration ZAR 1 160.00 ZAR 1 360.00 Please tick day attending if you are as a day Thu 29 Aug Fri 30 Aug Sat 31 Aug Sun 1 Sep delegate only Accompanying Person ZAR 2 160.00 ZAR 2 460.00 WORKSHOPS – Wednesday 27 August 2013 Workshop Standard: Late: No. of Amount Title Until 31 Mar 2013 From 1 Apr 2013 Persons in ZAR

20 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Welcome Reception (complimentary to Congress Delegates, Wednesday: 28 August 2013 ZAR 0.00 Exhibitors and Accompanying people only) South African Evening (complimentary to Congress Delegates, Thursday: 29 August 2013 ZAR 0.00 Exhibitors and Accompanying people only) TOTAL Registration Fees ZAR ¹ For the purposes of registration fees, the qualifying data for Low Income Countries are those that have been listed as LIC by the World Bank on their official website http://data.worldbank.org/income-level/LIC

² Delegate Physicians in Training: To qualify for this category of registration you must provide documentary proof of your enrolment with a recognised training institution. If you are employed you do not qualify.

Membership Number: You must enter your society membership number in the space provided to qualify for the corresponding registration fee. Delegate Registration includes: Attendance at all programme sessions (except Workshops which must be paid for separately), tea and coffee breaks, Welcome Reception, Opening and Closing Ceremonies, South African Evening, Congress Bag and admission to the Exhibition. Accompanying Person’s Registration includes: Welcome Reception, Opening and Closing Ceremonies, South African Evening, tea and coffee breaks, accompanying person’s bag, admission to the Exhibition. A complimentary half day leisure tour will be available to registered accompanying persons and registered delegates. Seating is limited, so this will be on a first come, first serve basis. Kindly indicate your date preference when completing the registration form, under the tours section. This complimentary tour is not available to Day Delegates. Day Registration: The 1-day option is for South African residents only. CCSSA members will be eligible. The registration fee is applicable for each of the 4 days. Includes: admission to the Scientific Programme and Exhibition on the selected day, a copy of the Final Programme, a Certificate of Attendance and Tea /Coffee breaks. Excludes: Congress Bag, Abstract Book and Proceedings, lunch, Social Functions. Cancellation Policy: The Congress Secretariat must be notified in writing of any cancellations, all approved refunds will be issued after the Congress. An administration fee of ZAR400 will be charged for all cancellations received before the 31 March 2013. Please note that no refunds can be made for cancellations after 31 March 2013. B ACCOMMODATION HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Please indicate your choice of hotel in the box below. * All rates are quoted in South African Rands (ZAR) and are subject to change. Rates include VAT at 14% and 1% Tourism Levy. You may cancel your reservation up to 26 June 2013 with a full refund less an administration fee of ZAR228.00. Reservations cancelled after the 26 June 2013 will attract the following cancellation penalties: 1. 59 – 31 Days – 50% Cancellation fees apply 2. 30 – 0 Days – 100% Cancellation fees apply

An amendment fee of ZAR228 applies to all changes made to confirmed reservations. Should you reduce the length of your stay upon arrival at the hotel, the hotel reserves the right to charge cancellation fees for the nights that you will no longer be using. Rates are per room per night and include either a Continental or English breakfast.

1st Choice 2nd Choice In the event that my preferred Hotel is unavailable please Higher Lower Category of accommodation book a Arrival Date Departure Date No. of Nights Room Type Single Double Twin Other (Specify) Required Name of Person with whom you are sharing the room Special Dietary Requests e.g. Vegetarian Meal, etc. Other Special Requests e.g. Non Smoking Room, Physically Disabled etc. A deposit equal to two night’s accommodation is required with this application to confirm the reservation. Balance of accommodation must be paid directly to the hotel on arrival. Hotel Deposit ZAR 21 C AIRPORT TRANSFERS If you would like to book transfers between King Shaka International Airport and the appointed accommodation in the city centre, please fill out the details below. A pre-booked and pre-paid transfer costs R230.00 per person, one way. Date of Flight Arrival or Pick Up Pick Up Time Drop Off Point No. of People Cost Transfer Number Depart Time King Shaka ZAR Int. Airport King Shaka ZAR Int. Airport Total Transfer Cost ZAR Arrival Airport Information: On arrival at King Shaka International airport; collect your luggage and proceed into the main arrivals hall. Look out for a representative who will be holding a board with your name on it. Should you encounter problems locating the Meet and Greet representative; please call the contact numbers available on your transfer voucher. D COMPLIMENTARY TOUR A complimentary half day leisure tour will be available to registered accompanying persons and registered delegates. Seating is limited, so this will be on a first come, first serve basis. This complimentary tour is not available to Day Delegates. Kindly indicate your date and time preference. Tour Name Date of Tour - Please tick your choice of date below No of People Accompanying Person’s City Tour 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Aug 1 Sep (09:00 – 12:00) Delegate Valley of 1000 Hills Tour 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Aug 1 Sep (09:00 – 12:30) Delegate Valley of 1000 Hills Tour 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Aug 1 Sep (13:30 – 17:00) Special Notes: (Wheelchair, etc.): E LEISURE TOUR PROGRAMME Please select the tour of your choice and complete this section to reserve your tour. A 20% deposit is required within 14 days of booking to secure the tour reservation. Tour Name Date of Tour Cost per Person No. of People Cost ZAR ZAR ZAR Tour Total ZAR Special Notes: (Sharing partner, dietary requirements, etc.):

All tours are subject to Turners and their appointed tour operators’ terms and conditions. Once confirmed, tours will be subject to a cancellation fee if cancelled before 26 June 2013. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after 26 June 2013. TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE: (Use this section to summarise your requirements and calculate the total of your payments due) Sections Sub Totals ZAR Amount A Registration Fees ZAR B Accommodation Deposit / Formula One Booking Fee ZAR C Airport Transfers ZAR E Leisure Tour Programme ZAR TOTAL ZAR

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OLD NAME NEW NAME Cato Manor Street ...... Mary Thipe Fisher Road ...... Masobiya Ndlulu Lorne Street ...... Ismail C Meer Pine Street ...... Monty Naicker Sydenham Road ...... John Zikhali Albert Street ...... Inguce Centenary Road ...... M L Sultan Francois Road ...... Rick Turner Manning Road...... Lena Ahrens Prince Alfred Street ...... Florence Nzama Victoria Street ...... Berta Mkhize Aliwal Street ...... Samora Machel Chelmsford Road ...... J B Marks Frere Road ...... Esther Roberts Mansfield Road ...... Steve Biko Prince Edward Street ...... Dr Goonam Walter Gilbert Road ...... Isiah Ntshangase Argyle Road ...... Sandile Thusi Cowey Road and Edith Benson Road ...... Problem Mkhize Gale Street ...... Magwaza Maphalala Marriott Gardens ...... Gladys Mazibuko Point Road...... Mahatma Ghandi Warwick Avenue ...... Julius Nyerere Baker Street ...... J N Singh Dartnell and Mitchell Road ...... Gladys Manzi Gardner Street ...... Dorothy Nyembe Masonic Grove ...... Dullah Omar Queen Mary Avenue ...... Sphiwe Zuma23 Watson Highway ...... Ushukela Beatrice Street...... Charlotte Maxeke Davenport Road ...... Helen Joseph Goble Road ...... Smiso Nkwanyana McDonald Road ...... Alan Paton Queen Street ...... Denis Hurley West Street ...... Dr Pixley Kaseme ������ Bellair Road ...... Vus iMzimela Dharwar Road and Bikaner Road ...... Krishna Rabilal Jan Smuts Highway ...... King Cetshwayo Moore Road ...... Che Guevera Richmond Road ...... Henry Pennington William Road...... Khuzimphi Shezi Bellevue Road ...... Amical Cabral Doris Lane ...... Sanele Nxumalu Kensington Drive ...... Adelaide Thambo Moss Street ...... George Sewper Russell Street ...... Joseph Ndlulu Willowvale Road ...... Albert Dlomo Berera Road (North) ...... King Dinizulu Duranta Road ...... Basil February King George V Road and Nicholson Road ...... ZK Mathews Shepstone Road ...... Quashana Khuzwayo Winder Street ...... Dr Langalibalele Dube Bideford Road (South)...... Zinto Cele Edwin Swales VC Drive ...... Solomon Mahlangu South Ridge Road...... Mazisi Kunene Northway Road ...... Kenneth Kaunda Smith Street ...... Anton Lembede Windermere Road ...... Lilian Ngoyi Booth Road and Spine Road ...... Harry Gwala Essenwood Road ...... Steven Dlamini Kingsway Road ...... Andrew Zondo Old Dutch Road ...... Chris Ntuli Sparks Road and Abrey Road ...... Moses Kotana Brickfield Road ...... Felix Dlamini Field Street ...... Joe Slovo KwaMashu Highway...... Curnick Ndlovu Old Fort Road ...... K E Masinga Spinal Rd aka Mangosuthu Highway ...... Griffiths Mxenge Brickhill Road ...... Sylvester Ntuli First Avenue and Stamford Hill Rd ...... Mathess Meyima Lamontville Main Road ...... Msizi Dube Old Fort Place ...... Archie Gumede St. George’s Street ...... Maude Mfusi Broadway ...... Swapo Fischer Road ...... Blessing Ninela Leopold Street ...... David Webster Ordnance Road ...... Braam Fischer Stanley Copley Drive...... R D Naidu of the World Federation 1th Congress of Societies o 1 f Intensiv e and C ritical Care Med icine HOTEL INFORMATION

Reserva�ons Hotel accommoda�on can be reserved in Durban through Turners Conferences who have secured preferred rates for par�cipants. All rates quoted on the hotel booking form are in South African Rands and are per room and per night, breakfast and service taxes included. The hotel category should be indicated on the hotel booking form. Please also indicate which other category we should book in case the chosen one is fully booked. Please note most of the hotels are close proximity to the Durban Interna�onal Conven�on Centre.

Confirma�on of Hotel Reserva�on All hotel reserva�ons will be confirmed to you in wri�ng with the name of the hotel, the type of accommoda�on booked, the arrival and departure dates, the rate, and the deposit required. This will be accompanied by an invoice and request for payment.

Payments A deposit equal to two nights stay is required to secure the hotel booking. The balance of the accommoda�on is to be se�led directly with the hotel upon your arrival. The deposit may be paid either by bank transfer or by MasterCard, Visa, American Express or Diners Club credit card. Full details appear on the booking form.

Changes and Cancella�ons Cancella�ons must be submi�ed to Turners Conferences in wri�ng. You may cancel your reserva�on up to 26 June 2013 with a full refund of your deposit paid less an administra�on fee of ZAR228.00.

Reserva�ons cancelled a�er the 26 June 2013 will a�ract the following cancella�on penal�es: 1. 59 – 31 Days: 50% Cancella�on fees apply 2. 30 – 0 Days: 100% Cancella�on fees apply

An amendment fee of ZAR228.00 applies to all changes made to confirmed reserva�ons. If you reduce the length of your stay upon arrival at the hotel, the hotel reserves the right to charge cancella�on fees for the nights that you will no longer be using.

List of Hotels Hotel Loca�on Distance from ICC Price Range in ZAR 5 Star Hotels Hilton Hotel At ICC 0Km R1 600 - R2 400 St James Bou�que Hotel Morningside 6.3Km R1 650 - R1 950 Fairmont Zimbali Lodge Zimbali 45.8Km R1 675 - R1 875 Fairmont Zimbali Hotel Zimbali 47Km R1 978 - R2 178 African Pride Audacia Manor Bou�que Hotel Berea 6.4Km R2 266 - R2 838 Oyster Box Hotel Umhlanga 16Km R2 534 - R2 986 Suncoast Hotel & Towers Ba�ery Beach 2.6km R3 150 - R3 350 Beverly Hills Umhlanga 16Km R3 180 - R3 329 4 Star Hotels Belaire All Suite Hotel* Ba�ery Beach 2.4km R 770 – R1 100 Docklands Hotel Ushaka 3.3Km R 800 – R1 000 The Benjamin Bou�que Hotel Morningside 4.6Km R 880 – R1 105 Tropicana Hotel South Beach 1.8Km R1 004 – R1 402 Balmoral Hotel New Beach 1.4Km R1 009 – R1 361

all Critical Care for - Providing more for less 24 ies of Intensive and Critical Care ion of Societ Medicine Federat World of the gress Con 11th Hotel Loca�on Distance from ICC Price Range in ZAR Coastlands Umhlanga Umhlanga Ridge 16Km R1 140 – R2 857 Coastlands Musgrave Berea 3.5Km R1 140 – R3 251 Royal Hotel City Centre 2.1Km R1 150 – R1 860 Quarters Hotel on Florida Morningside 4.4Km R1 210 – R1 780 Makaranga Lodge Kloof 28.5Km R1 212 – R1 413 Protea Hotel Edward New Beach 1.7Km R1 236 – R1 643 Riverside Hotel & Spa Durban North 5.1Km R1 280 – R1 940 Hotel on the Park Essenwood 5.3Km R1 300 – R1 500 Protea Hotel Umhlanga Ridge Umhlanga Ridge 16Km R1 357 – R1 866 Royal Palm Hotel Gateway Umhlanga 16.1Km R1 379 – R1 900 Hotel 64 on Gordon Morningside 5.1Km R1 400 – R1 800 Qaurters Hotel on Avondale Morningside 4.6Km R1 410 – R2 100 Southern Sun North Beach North Beach 1.4Km R1 564 – R1 734 Southern Sun Elangeni North Beach 1.4Km R1 665 – R1 835 The Square Bou�que Hotel La Lucia Ridge 14.7Km R1 710 – R2 860 3 Star Hotels Beach Hotel New Beach 1.6Km R 792 – R1 180 Garden Court South Beach South Beach 2Km R 857 – R 957 Albany Hotel City Centre 1.8Km R 894 – R 894 Holiday Inn Express Umhlanga** Umhlanga Ridge 15.7Km R 989 – R 989 Gateway Hotel Gateway 17.4Km R1 000 – R1 700 Garden Court Umhlanga Ridge Umhlanga 15.7Km R1 060 – R1 362 Florida Park Hotel Morningside 4.6Km R1 060 – R1 413 Garden Court Marine Parade New Beach 1.6Km R1 109 – R1 310 City Lodge Umhlanga Ridge Gateway 15.9Km R1 120 – R1 430 City Lodge Durban City 550 Meters R1 189 – R1 599 Blue Waters Hotel Ba�ery Beach 2.2Km R1 194 – R1 194 SunSquare Suncoast Ba�ery Beach 2.6Km R1 350 – R1 550 Protea Hotel Umhlanga Umhlanga 16Km R1 358 – R1 866 Budget Hotels Road Lodge Umhlanga Ridge** Gateway 15.6Km R 611 – R 681 Road Lodge Durban** City Centre 1.9Km R 611 – R 681 Regal In Durban* City Centre 900 Meters R 626 – R 874 Bed & Breakfasts & Guesthouses African Regent Guesthouse Durban North 6Km R 595 – R 960 Acorn Bed & Breakfast Berea 3Km R 725 – R 950 Sica’s Bed & Breakfast Musgrave 3.5km R 750 – R 900 Sica’s The Lo� Guesthouse Westridge 6Km R 800 – R1 000 Sica’s Guesthouse Westridge 5.5km R 900 – R1 100

* Hotel rate is inclusive of a plated English breakfast ** Hotel rate is inclusive of a basic Con�nental breakfast

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