Fri. Feb 28, 2014 9:40 AM - 12:00 PM Room 1 (ICC Kyoto 1F Main Hall)

Satoshi NAKAGAWA (Critical Care Medicine, National Center for Child Health and Development, Tokyo, Japan), Cheung Soo SHIN (Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea)

Recent advancement in Pediatric Critical Care will be discussed in the session. Cardiopulmonary support is the fundamental part of critical care. Four speakers from Japan and Korea, two from each country, will discuss on this aspect of pediatric critical care, including the mortality predictors in pediatric ARDS, treatment strategies in refractory hypoxemia, echocardiography role in pediatric critical care, and cardiovascular management of septic shock. Pediatric Critical Care Service is not solely provided by pediatric intensivists in many Asian countries including Japan and Korea, therefore, we hope this session be helpful to understand the pathophysiology and management of the common problems in pediatric critical care not only for pediatric intensivists, but for general intensivists.

Fri. Feb 28, 2014 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM Room 1 (ICC Kyoto 1F Main Hall)

座長:松田兼一(山梨大学医学部　救急集中治療医学講座)、Younsuck Koh (Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Asan Medical Center, University of Ulsan, Korea)

本パネルディスカッションは本学会の理事長であり本大会の大会長である氏家先生が集中治療医の将来を見据えて企画された特別セッションである．司会者の一人として2015年世界集中治療医学会会長のYounsuck Koh先生を韓国からお招きした．パネリストは韓国からお二人，タイ，台湾，インドネシアからお一人ずつ来て頂くこととなった．本邦からは留学経験のあるお二人にパネリストをお願いした．海外の先生方には母国における集中治療医専門制度と専門医教育，評価システムについて簡単にご紹介頂き，問題点についても示して頂く予定である．本邦からのお二人の先生にはご留学先の国と比較しつつ我が国の集中治療医専門制度と教育，評価システムにおける問題点について発表して頂く予定である．本パネルディスカッションに参加された会員の皆様と共に本邦の集中治療医専門制度と専門医教育，評価システムについて見直す事が出来れば幸いである．（松田兼一）

The intensivist shortfall is quite real around the world in the midst of the demand on improvement of patient safety and outcome from national organizations and publics. Considering the first step of optimal intensive care is to secure competent intensivists, the preparation and continuous update of ICM training and certification system for ICM specialty is essential objective to intensive care societies. However, considerable international diversity exists in the mandatory ICM training period. The presence of ICM Board certification system and a formal national system for quality assurance of ICM training guided by the local scientific societies is also quite different around the world. The difference reflects individual countries’ difference in intensive care environment. For desirable ICM education system, the relevant medical policies should be authorized by government. （Younsuck Koh）