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Welcome
At the Middle East Critical Care Group we aim tio ensure the delivery of high level medical knowlege to critical care healthcare workers. With this in mind, we offer a number of different training solutions which provide critical care practiotioner with a greater understanding of how we deliver care in the field of critical care medicine that can help them to achieve the best possible patient outcomes!
The Second Critical Care Medcine Update Symposium

The Middle East Critical Care Assembly of The Syrian American Medical Associatiion is glad to introduce to you Second Critical Care Medicine Update Symposium that will be held at ssad niversity Hospital in Damascus on May 6-8, 2010.

The Seconf Adult Ventilator Workshop in Damascus
We are excited to meet you again at our second ventilator workshop that will be held at Assad University Hospital in Damascus on December 15-17, 2009. Registration is accepted at the central office of the Syrian American Medical Association or simply call Mr. Hussam Hamdoon at 0988529693.
2009 H1N1 Management Guidelines in ICU

The representative office in Syria of the World Health Organization has organized and conducted four conferences in Syria concerning the 2009 H1N1 pandemic and the management of severe respiratory disease in the intensive care units. You can download the clinical practice notes and guidelines that were released at the end of the meetings and are based on the clinical experience in Syria and Saudi Arabia as well as international experience. 

Ventilate Gently "Do No Harm" Pediatric Ventilator Course

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As part of the Middle East Critical Care Group mission to improve outcome through education, the first Pediatric Ventilator Course and Workshops has been conducted in Damascus at Assad University Hospital in collaboration with the Syrian American Medical Association (SAMA) on August 12-13, 2009.

The course was very organized and successful, the objectives were met and the course exceeded the expectation with more thank 180 participants, 15 hours of ventilator theory and 6 hours of State of the Art workshops. Thanks to the efforts of Hussam Hamdoun to organize among all the different aspects of the course.
On behalf of the Middle East Critical Care Group (MECCG) and the Syrian American Medical Association (SAMA), I would like to extend special thanks and appreciation to the organizers of the course: Dr. Shahd Al-Swaid, Dr. Jihad Zahraa, Dr.Saleem Kabbani, Dr. Hachem Daadouch and Dr. Ammar Hakeem. I would also like to thank the speakers who exerted special efforts to make this course a successful event: Dr. Mohammad Tamim, Dr. Sawsan Alyousef and Dr. Ousama Alahmad. I also would like to thank the respiratory therapists who joined us in this course from Saudi Arabia and made a fantastic efforts throughout the course: Rakan Aldewirij and Hamad Alenzi.

I also would like to mention that the Instructor Course that was conducted along with the pediatric course was a special event that will mature very soon with well trained instructors who are well qualified to participate in future course, thanks to Dr. Reem Alsadat, Dr. Maha Fayad, Dr. Asem Shamaa, Dr. Rami Arab, Dr. Hussam Bardan and Dr. Ahmad Samman for their participation.

We at the Middle East Critical Care Group are looking forward for more successful courses that will serve the mission of our well-organized group.

Thank you all for a well done job.

Mazen Kherallah, MD, FCCP

What previous ventilator course delegates had to say…..

”The programme was excellent and opened my mind to new concepts that I wasn’t aware of” Damascus
“I feel a responsibility to rethink all our ventilation strategies and plan to discuss and implement these with my colleagues”Damascus

“Everything went smoothly. I gained so much value from meeting doctors from other parts of the country. Please let us know dates of future courses”
Aleppo
“Thank you for a challenging experience. We will definitely take the message back home on how to improve our work” Tartous delegation
“Thank you for the lovely warm hospitality and for taking such good care of us”
Damascus
"I definitely feel that it was an excellent investment and very relevant for my ventilation practice” Homs

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25/02/2010 21:31
hi, why change web site from icu medicus to mecritical.net

24/02/2010 08:40
how are you all doing

01/02/2010 22:05
hi every one, nice website!!

12/10/2009 14:18
THANK YOU FOR UR EFFORT , MAY ALLAH ACCEPT YOU GOOD DEEDS..ALI

12/10/2009 06:38
hellow

21/08/2009 18:47
i hope that we can do like this workshops in aleppo to reduce the cost of travelling thanks for all

18/06/2009 16:56
from my heart thnx alot .always you are great as we know you.iam so proud 2 read every thing carefully written here get all help needed2

11/06/2009 09:56
Great to be in Damscus for the Adult Mechanical Ventilation Workshop.

05/06/2009 05:06
hi

04/06/2009 11:26
Thanks Dr.Mazen for the great website , definitely informative.

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