Sudden Cardiac Arrest – Directions for the Future Research. The Lancet Commission on SCD
This conference bring together leading experts in the field, who will share their latest research findings and discuss potential future directions.
SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST – beyond what we know, directions for the future research
We’ll be exploring questions like:
- What are the underlying causes of sudden cardiac arrest that we’re yet to discover?
- How can we improve our predictive models?
- What novel treatment strategies are on the horizon?
Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of cardiac research. Together, let’s take a step beyond what we know and shape the future of cardiac health.
Programme
Find the programme at the events Conference Manager page
Registration
Registration at Conference Manager
Registration deadline: November 5, 2023, 23:59
Abstract submission deadline: November 5, 2023, 23:59
DCAcademy covers conference fee, incl. catering. We encourage early career researches to present their results in form of poster and submit title and abstract of their presentations during the sign up.
Allocation of seats: Please note that you are not guaranteed a seat at the event if you do not meet the target group requirements. Priority is given to early career researchers (PhD-students and Postdoc´s ) employed at Danish research and health-care institutions or in the life science industry and to those, who are presenting posters.
No-show fee: Please note that the DCAcademy will charge a no-show fee of 2000 DKK if you do not show up and have not unregistered prior to start.
Please note that it is free of charge to participate in the networking dinner on December 7, however, should you miss the dinner, after signing up for it, the DCA will charge a no-show fee of 300 DKK (you can cancell your reservation until December 3, 2023, 23:59).
ECTS points: Apply to your PhD school providing Certificate of Attendance (available by the request after the meeting) and the program.
Organizers
Bo Gregers Winkel, MD, PhD, University Hospital Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet, Department of Cardiology
Fredrik Folke, Clinical professor, Dept. of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen
