Hands-On Workshop Proposals

Submissions are now closed.

About Hands-On Workshops

Workshops provide hands-on learning opportunities for attendees to learn from experts and increase their practical knowledge. Proposals should specify the hands-on learning and experience attendees will gain from attending the workshop. Full completion of the proposal form is required for consideration. Two (2) final workshops may be selected at the discretion of the NCS Conference Chair and the NCS Workshop Chair. The Annual Meeting Committee reserves the right to make minor modifications to submissions.

Decision notifications will be released in late March.

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Workshop Proposal Requirements

• Primary Workshop Director Information (including bio and headshot)
• Total number of Workshop Directors and Faculty (speakers)
• Description
• Area of emphasis
• Objectives (3)
• Learner level
• Target audience (e.g., fellows, nurses, students/trainees, physicians)
• Attendee number
• Attendee eligibility
• Workshop length
• Workshop outline
• Historical information
• Alignment to NCS mission
• Equipment and materials
• Onsite logistics (e.g., room set-up, AV needs)
• Workshop partner/collaborator
• Financial disclosure

Previous Workshops

Workshops have historically been between 3-6 hours in length. The following topics have all been previously offered at the Annual Meeting Committee as hands-on workshops:

• Advanced Hemodynamics
• Airway Best Practices
• Applied Neuromonitoring
• Bioinformatics and Machines
• Brain Death
• Clinical Monitoring of Depolarizations
• EEG
• Intracranial Monitoring
• Imaging Science
• Neuro ICU Essential Skills and Quality
• 3D Neuroanatomy
• Medical Malpractice
• Pharmacotherapy
• Prognostication/Palliative Care
• TCD Cases/TCD Basics
• Ultrasound (POCUS)
• Education Tracks

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

NCS places a high value on diversity, equity, and inclusion as we plan our educational content. Please note, the Annual Meeting Committee (AMC) will aim to accept sessions that address at least one of the following criteria:

• Gender equity: men, women, or non-binary individuals
• International representation
• At least 1 early career individual
• At least 2 healthcare disciplines represented
• At least 2 institutions represented

Questions?

For technical assistance with a submission, please contact support@linklings.com. For questions on submission form content, please contact speakers@neurocriticalcare.org