The CCCS is pleased to present a different approach to the Canadian Critical Care Review (CCCR) for 2021. We will be offering ½ day webinars held over 4 dates – March 18, April 15, May 6 and June 24. The July 15 session is being developed and details are pending. The webinar series will be recorded and available for registered attendees to watch on demand, if it is not possible to attend during the live broadcast.
PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION SUPPORT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE ON WEBINAR DAYS.
You will experience a delay in access to the Course Portal if you attempt to register on March 18, April 15, May 6, June 24 or July 15.
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Why should I attend?
The CCCS is pleased to present a different approach to the Canadian Critical Care Review (CCCR) for 2021. We will be offering ½ day webinars starting in March through to June. These webinars will follow our traditional format of learning and with the aid of interactive media, participants will be able to anonymously assess their readiness and knowledge level for the Royal College examination and help identify areas of strength and weakness. Recorded content will be made available to all learners following each live webinar which will be a valuable resource for exam preparation.
As always, the CCCS is committed to delivering a highly valued, engaging program to meet the educational needs of practicing critical care nurses, allied health professionals, respiratory therapists, intensivists and the Canadian Critical Care trainees, and to address the challenges faced both during the Royal College Subspecialty Examination in Critical care and in clinical professional practice.
Are you concerned you might not able to attend the entire event live? The good news is that all sessions will be recorded and available in the course portal, post-webinar series, to enjoy at your leisure.
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Rate
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| CCCS Members |
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CCCS Members (Physicians) - Active Members, Intensivist Affiliate Members
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$630 |
| Non-Intensivist Associate Members - PhD scientists with an interest in critical care research, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, dieticians, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, pharmacists, physician assistants and other allied health professionals. |
$465 |
LOW-INCOME COUNTRY* - Non-Intensivist Associate Members (Allied Health Professionals) - For PhD scientists with an interest in critical care research, nurse practitioners, nurses, dieticians, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, pharmacists, physician assistants and other physicians.
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$115 |
| Resident/Fellow Affiliate Members |
$465 |
| Non-Members |
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| Physicians |
$770 |
| LOW-INCOME COUNTRY* - Physicians |
$190 |
| Allied Health Care Professionals - For PhD scientists with an interest in critical care research, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, dieticians, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, pharmacists, physician assistants and other allied health professionals. |
$465 |
| LOW-INCOME COUNTRY* - Allied Health Care Professionals |
$115 |
Residents/Fellows/International Students - Registered in a Canadian program
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$535 |
- All rates subject to provincial taxes.
- Residents and fellows are encouraged to confirm with their program directors prior to registering.
- *LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
For low income countries, as listed by the most recent World Bank list, registrants will be granted reduced fee. Registrants must provide proof of residency to be eligible for the low-income country rate.
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