CICE Conference 2020

Thursday, October 22

08.00-09.00 Digital registration and workshop with exhibitors

09.00-09.10 Information about CISA

09.10-10.10 KEYNOTE: Crisis support for emergency personnel: from general support efforts to identifying and meeting individual needs with Per-Olof Michel

10.10-10.20 Pause

10.20-11.00 Ethical stress with Joar Björk

Parallel lectures

11.00-11.30 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

11.30-11.50 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

11.50-12.10 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

12.10-13.30 LUNCH and workshop with exhibitors

13.30-14.30 KEYNOTE: Reasonable care for whom and at what price with Torbjörn Tännsjö

14.30-14.40 Pause

Parallel lectures

14.40-15.00 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

15.00-15.20 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

15.20-15.40 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

15.40-16.00 Theme 1: Ethically good and close mobile care

                    Theme 2: Digital learning in crisis and crisis cooperation

16.00 Closure and workshop with exhibitors

Friday 23 October

 08.00-08.30 Digital registration and workshop with exhibitors

09.00-09.10 Information about CISA

09.10-10.10 KEYNOTE: Antibiotic resistance in Sweden and the world - problems and solutions with Gunnar Kahlmeter 

10.10-10.20 Pause

10.20-11.00 Implementation science with Jed Duff

Parallel lectures

11.00-11.30 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

11.30-12.00 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

12.00-12.30 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

12.30-13.30 LUNCH and workshop with exhibitors

13.30 -14.30 KEYNOTE: Prioritization of patients under Covid-19 with Lars Sandman

14.30-14.40 Pause

Parallel lectures

14.40-15.20 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

15.10-15.40 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

15.40-15.50 Pause

15.50-16.20 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

16.20-16.50 Theme 3: Intensive care of the future

                    Theme 4: Anesthesia and surgical care of the future

 16.50 Closure and workshop with exhibitors

• Gunnar Kahlmeter, professor and chief physician of clinical microbiology, Region Kronoberg
• Lars Sandman; professor of health care ethics, Prioritization center, Linköpings universitet
• Per-Olof Michel; associate professor of disaster psychology, chief physician of psychiatry , Uppsala University
• Torbjörn Tännsjö, professor emeritus of practical philosophy, Stockholm University
• Joar Björk, doctoral student medical ethics, Karolinska Institutet, specialist doctor, Central hospital Växjö
• Jed Duff, doctor of philosophy, associate professor at University of Newcastle, Australia, adjunct associate professor at University of Iowa, deputy head of school (postgraduate) at University on Newcastle, and editor at journal of perioperative nursing (ACORN)

The entire conference will use the e-meeting platform Zoom as well as an ordinary web browser. In order to participate, please read the following and see further below for instructions of how to connect and install the Zoom client - we strongly recommend everybody to do that because it will give you much better technical quality.

Links to the sessions will be provided to all registered participants shortly before the conference starts.

Important for all!

• The key note lectures will be live. After each lecture, we open for a live questions-and-comments session where the audience can interact IRL with the speakers.
• Links to all zoom rooms will be available shortly before the conference starts. The links will be active 15 minutes before the beginning of each lecture or session so that all participants can enter and make sure that everything works.
• The paper presentations are organized in parallel sessions, and each session will be led by a moderator. The papers are also presented live, and there will be room for questions and comments either immediately after each paper or at the end of the session in question.
• Please also note that the names and identity of participants will only be visible within the sessions and the same thing goes for the personal identity in the chat rooms.

Questions and support

For all types of questions before the start of the conference, please e-mail anders.svensson@lnu.se. During the conference you can chat with us live via zoom.

Connecting to Zoom

If you do not already have the Zoom client installed on your computer, you will need to make the following steps to install and configure Zoom:

1. Download the Zoom.us software on the device which you will use for the video conference (Windows, macOS, Android or iOS)
2. Test the internet connection and the audio system (microphone + headphones/ speakers) and video (webcam). You can click here to test a Zoom conference meeting. 

Steps for the actual video conference:

1. Accessing the video conferencing link, in the form of https://zoom.us/j/xxxxxxxxxx, which you will find for each session. This will open the already installed application.
2. The authentication in the video conference is done with the email and password previously received from the conference administration.

General recommendations for using Zoom

1. Write your name and institution - eg. John Doe - University of Everywhere. In order to see how to do this please read this.
2. Keep the microphone turned off when you are not speaking, since background noise can be very distracting.
3. In order to talk with the moderators and other speakers try using the chat. Find instructions here.
4. In order to share your screen watch this short tutorial.
5. During a zoom conference you can give more non-verbal feedback - by raising your hand to ask for permission to speak, or by answering yes / no, etc. To see where you can access them, look at the explanatory images here.

Linnaeus University strives for an equal and sustainable future. This shows also in our conferences. CICE Conference is a sustainable conference where everyone can participate on the same conditions and with the best of the climate, environment and ethics in mind.

Among other things, the conference strives to:

• To as large extent as possible, avoid or minimise the use of printed matter in connection to marketing, documentation and administration.
• Use the conference website Lnu.se/en/cice2020 the conference programme and for conference material. Therefore, we encourage participants not to hand out material at the conference, unless absolutely necessary. Instead we can offer to share your material on our website before the event or send it to the participants after the event.
• Encourage exhibitors to avoid low-quality, unsustainable goody bags or giveaways.
• Participant tags are returned after the conference.
• Show consideration to allergic persons and, therefore, not use strong perfumes at the conference, and not bring any nuts.
• Show consideration to the environment when choosing food and drinks.
• The hotels on offer in connection to the conference have been procured, and environmental requirements have been made in connection to the procurement.