01 · Procedural
Advanced airway management
RSI in extremis, video laryngoscopy, surgical airway, difficult-airway decisions and the contaminated airway. Manikin and simulation based.
Teach one · Resus Summit Andorra
On Resuscitation & Acute Critical Care
An international meeting for emergency, intensive care, anaesthesia, prehospital and retrieval clinicians. Keynotes, debates and hands-on workshops, kept deliberately small so every delegate can reach the faculty.
Inaugural edition — dates to be announced
Andorra, in the Pyrenees
- Academic days
- 4
- Delegates, capped
- ~100
- Programme themes
- 7
- Workshop streams
- 3
About
A conference built around the conversation, not the convention centre.
A summit in the original sense: the people who do this work, in one room, for four days. Large congresses are good at breadth. Resus Summit is built for depth: one plenary room, small workshop groups and faculty who stay for the whole meeting.
01
High-yield academic content
Keynotes, rapid-fire talks, debates and parallel tracks from clinicians and educators who practise what they teach.
02
Hands-on workshops
Small-group, faculty-led procedural training in airway, point-of-care ultrasound and ECMO, on real equipment.
03
Small by design
Capped at about 100 delegates. Faculty are accessible, questions get answered and the discussion carries on between sessions.
Who attends: emergency physicians, intensivists, anaesthetists, trauma, prehospital and retrieval clinicians, ECMO teams, critical care fellows, advanced practitioners, nurses and paramedics in acute care.
Programme
Seven themes across four days.
Keynote lectures, rapid-fire short talks, workshops, debates and faculty panels. The full programme is published once dates and faculty are confirmed.
- 01Resuscitation science and ECPR
- 02Point-of-care ultrasound and echo
- 03Trauma and prehospital medicine
- 04Acute critical care and ventilation
- 05ECMO and mechanical circulatory support
- 06Retrieval and austere-environment medicine
- 07Systems, research and the future of resuscitation
A typical academic day
Indicative format- 08:00Industry-supported session
Optional, clearly labelled, faculty-chaired - 09:00Keynote lecture
45 minutes and questions - 10:00Rapid-fire short talks
10-minute talks in a 90-minute block - 11:30Morning workshop block
Small groups, faculty-led - 12:30Extended midday break
- 15:00Afternoon workshop block
Second session - 16:30Parallel tracks
Two or three rooms by specialty - 18:00Evening keynote, debate or panel
Times and sessions will change. The dated programme follows once the edition's dates are confirmed.
Workshops
Practical skills, in small groups, on real equipment.
Places are limited and booked separately from conference registration. Tell us which interest you when you join the waitlist.
02 · Hands-on
Advanced POCUS and resus echo
Resuscitation echo, haemodynamic assessment, lung ultrasound, IVC and FATE/FEEL protocols, scanning on live machines. All levels.
03 · Simulation
ECMO and ECPR
Circuit priming, cannulation fundamentals, ECMO management and troubleshooting, ECPR scenarios and team dynamics.
Faculty keep full control of educational content in every workshop, including any that use equipment or support from industry partners.
Simulation, built in-house
Every scenario runs on our own simulator.
The simulation sessions run on ResusSim, the resuscitation simulator our team builds. The patient monitor simulator, ventilator, pumps, chart and consult phone all react to the same patient, so the team treats the patient, not a facilitator reading out numbers.
You will also sit in the instructor's seat. We teach how to build a scenario, run it and debrief it, so you can run the same sims at your own hospital on the laptops and tablets you already have.
Learn one · before you come
Revise the guidelines with Resus Review →
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Sim one · at the Summit
See what ResusSim can do →
Free to download while in beta, for Mac and Windows.
Teach one · back home
Take the sims back to your team →
Join the waitlist to hear first when places open.
Faculty
Speakers to be announced.
Clinicians, educators and researchers from emergency medicine, resuscitation, critical care, ECMO and prehospital care. We will announce faculty with the dates.
To be announced
Resuscitation & ECPR
To be announced
Critical care echo
To be announced
ECMO / MCS
To be announced
Prehospital & retrieval
To be announced
Airway
To be announced
Trauma
Interested in joining the faculty or the organising committee? Email info@resussummit.com.
Register interest
Join the waitlist.
Registration is not open yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you first when dates are confirmed and places become available.
- —Non-binding. No payment is taken.
- —Trainees, nurses and paramedics are a priority for affordable places.
- —Supported places for colleagues from lower-resource settings: ask in the form.
Registration questions: sales@resussummit.com
Partners
Partnership enquiries
We welcome conversations with organisations working in simulation and training, point-of-care ultrasound, medical devices, retrieval and aeromedical care, and medical education. We send a partnership prospectus on request.
- Faculty-led content. Partners do not shape the programme, speakers or workshop teaching.
- Clearly labelled. Any industry-supported session is identified as such in the programme.
- Education only. Partner support funds education. It never pays for delegates' travel extras or leisure.
Questions
When is the conference?
Dates are being finalised and will be announced in the coming weeks. Join the waitlist to hear first.
Who is it for?
Emergency medicine, intensive care, anaesthesia, trauma, prehospital and retrieval clinicians, trainees, nurses, paramedics and allied professionals in acute care.
How much will it cost?
Registration fees are published when registration opens. Waitlist members hear first.
Will there be CME accreditation?
We will apply for CME accreditation once the programme is final. Credit details will be published here when confirmed.