Monitoring the Unmonitored

Critical Care MD PhD trained in Paris, France, and at the Massachussets General Hospital-Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA. Former Chef de Clinique at Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris.

Known for the invention of the Pulse Pressure Variation (PPV), a parameter useful to guide fluid therapy, now displayed on most bedside and hemodynamic monitors.

Architect of acclaimed graphical displays for visual clinical decision support. Former Medical Director & VP-Global Medical Strategy of a California based Medtec company with >$4B annual revenues. Initiator of the Enhanced Surgical Recovery program, the main growth driver for the Critical Care division.

Founder & Managing Director of MiCo, a Swiss consulting firm specialized in digital innovations with medical applications. Published researcher in patient monitoring solutions (>10,000 citations in Google Scholar). Frequent lecturer on cardio-respiratory physiology, monitoring solutions, and digital innovations at national and international conferences.

Dr. Jungquist is an associate professor at the University at Buffalo School of Nursing and a Nurse Practitioner at Thompson Health Sleep Disorders Center. Her research endeavors are directed at safe and effective pain management. In particular, the application of continuous electronic respiratory monitoring to improve patient safety. She is the lead writer of the American Society for Pain Management Nursing clinical practice guidelines for identifying and monitoring patients at risk of opioid induced respiratory depression.

Dr. Joshi is Specialist Registrar at Ashford & St Peters Hospital in the KSS Deanery. She is Clinical Research Fellow in the department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College London. She has recently completed a PhD on ‘Optimising the identification of acute deterioration and sepsis through digital technology. Dr. Joshi has received several awards for her work including; the prestigious British Science Association Isambard Kingdom Brunel Award Lecture 2020, the Royal College of Surgeons England Research Fellowship and winner of the London Surgical Symposium. She has peer reviewed publications on wearable sensors and has been invited to present her work at several international meetings.

Michael Cudahy Professor and Chair

Department of Outcomes Research

Cleveland Clinic

Dr. Sessler attended medical school at Columbia University, and subsequently completed pediatric and anesthesia residencies at the University of California, Los Angeles. Having served as a Professor at the University of California in San Francisco and as Vice-dean for Research at the University of Louisville, he is now the Michael Cudahy Professor and Chair of the Department of Outcomes Research at the Cleveland Clinic. He is also Director of the Outcomes Research Consortium, the world’s largest clinical anesthesia research group. Dr. Sessler has published a book on therapeutic hypothermia and more than 450 full research papers including a dozen in the New England Journal of Medicine, Lancet, and the British Medical Journal. His papers are cited more than 1,350 times per year, and >35 were accompanied by editorials. He has been a principal or co-investigator on grants exceeding $20 million, more than $14 million of which is from NIH and other peer-reviewed sources. Dr. Sessler has given invited lectures at more than 250 institutions. Among his awards is a Fulbright Fellowship and the 2002 American Society of Anesthesiology Excellence in Research prize

Consultant Cardiologist with an interest in heart failure. She is the Service lead for both cardiology and respiratory medicine. As part of her clinical role she has helped set up community heart failure services and improved care for heart failure patients across the Trust and in the 3 boroughs local to West Middlesex University Hospital.

Critical Care MD PhD trained in Paris, France, and at the Massachussets General Hospital-Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA. Former Chef de Clinique at Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris.

Known for the invention of the Pulse Pressure Variation (PPV), a parameter useful to guide fluid therapy, now displayed on most bedside and hemodynamic monitors.

Architect of acclaimed graphical displays for visual clinical decision support. Former Medical Director & VP-Global Medical Strategy of a California based Medtec company with >$4B annual revenues. Initiator of the Enhanced Surgical Recovery program, the main growth driver for the Critical Care division.

Founder & Managing Director of MiCo, a Swiss consulting firm specialized in digital innovations with medical applications. Published researcher in patient monitoring solutions (>10,000 citations in Google Scholar). Frequent lecturer on cardio-respiratory physiology, monitoring solutions, and digital innovations at national and international conferences.

Highly-regarded specialist in perioperative and intensive care medicine. He has earned board certification in anaesthesiology, intensive care medicine, and internal medicine. He presently serves as Professor of Anesthesiology and Vice Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology at the Center of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine in the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany. 

His primary field of research centres around optimising haemodynamics for patients undergoing high-risk surgeries or those critically ill. He strongly emphasises individualised hsemodynamic management to enhance patient outcomes in perioperative and intensive care medicine. Currently, he is Editor for the British Journal of Anaesthesia. He has published a multitude of original articles and didactic reviews in peer-reviewed journals. On researchgate.net, his impressive collection of 271 research items has garnered a Research Interest score of 3,293, 6,079 citations, and an h-index of 43.

Consultant Cardiologist with an interest in heart failure. She is the Service lead for both cardiology and respiratory medicine. As part of her clinical role she has helped set up community heart failure services and improved care for heart failure patients across the Trust and in the 3 boroughs local to West Middlesex University Hospital.

Critical Care MD PhD trained in Paris, France, and at the Massachussets General Hospital-Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA. Former Chef de Clinique at Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris.

Known for the invention of the Pulse Pressure Variation (PPV), a parameter useful to guide fluid therapy, now displayed on most bedside and hemodynamic monitors.

Architect of acclaimed graphical displays for visual clinical decision support. Former Medical Director & VP-Global Medical Strategy of a California based Medtec company with >$4B annual revenues. Initiator of the Enhanced Surgical Recovery program, the main growth driver for the Critical Care division.

Founder & Managing Director of MiCo, a Swiss consulting firm specialized in digital innovations with medical applications. Published researcher in patient monitoring solutions (>10,000 citations in Google Scholar). Frequent lecturer on cardio-respiratory physiology, monitoring solutions, and digital innovations at national and international conferences.

European Clinical Manager – Acute Care, GE HealthCare

Dr. Luchetti is a Senior Consultant in Anesthesia and Intensive Care, with a particular interest in respiratory disorders and ventilatory assistance. He earned a MSc in Pain Medicine. He has a strong commitment to clinical research, with a record of over 70 peer-reviewed publications. He has participated as an invited speaker in many congresses, meetings and courses. His strong interest in medical education has led him to be an Instructor of Advanced Medical Simulation with skills in experiential learning, facilitation and debriefing.

Dr Kirk-Bayley graduated from St. George’s Hospital Medical School, London.

He undertook post-graduate anesthetic training in major teaching hospitals in the UK including, the Royal London, St. George’s & Brighton in addition to fellowships in Melbourne Australia.

He was appointed as a consultant at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in 2009.In addition to practicing anesthesia, Dr Kirk-Bayley is an intensive care consultant specialist specializing in looking after patients after major surgery.

Dr Kirk-Bayley is an expert in the use of ultrasound in intensive care and anesthetics and trains people nationally. He is an editor of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society.

Dr. Yann Gricourt is an anesthesiologist in Nimes. Dr. Gricourt is an MD anesthesiologists. He is currently working in the department of anesthesia in intensive care of the Carmel University Hospital in Nime, France.

He studied in Montepellir Nime school of medicine and trained at the University of California at Los Angeles. He holds a master degree in Health Services and Clinical Research from the University of Lyon. He is completing a PhD degree about Ridgeland seizure and opioid free anesthesia and his clinical research include quality improvement, clinical decision making and anesthesia.