After last year's virtual meeting, we return to Titanic Belfast for our 10th anniversary meeting. In just a decade the Critical Care Reviews Meeting has grown from a small local evening event to a major international three day conference. It has become the meeting to present and discuss the latest critical care trials. We host major trial results, often in association with synchronised major journal publications, review the best critical care trials of the previous year and explore aspects of trials methodology, interpretation, and publishing. Our unique long form format allows trialists the time to explain the nuances of their studies in detail, gives experts the opportunity to comment and converse with the trials team, and affords delegates the chance to ask questions, chat with the faculty during breaks, and determine whether these trials should change their practice. We also have the annual honorary John Hinds Trauma Lecture, and finish the meeting with the incredibly popular "Informal Chat", where the faculty and delegates congregate in the bar and an enormous, meandering discussion about all things critical care takes place.

The Critical Care Reviews Meeting is a truly unique event, where our aim is to share science rather than make money. For those who can't make it, we will be livestreaming the event for free. For those who do make it, we aim to have a minimal impact on our environment, with carbon offsetting in the form of tree planting, no plastics, and a focus on local food. Our venue is the stunning Titanic Belfast, where RMS Titanic and Olympic were built and launched into the North Atlantic waters. The atmosphere of our Meeting is different too, with a fusion of local live music and world class science, as well as offering unrivalled free on-site childcare, reduced maternity and paternity rates and a baby feeding area. Our social programme matches our scientific programme, with an event each night of the meeting, as well as early morning exercise options. Alternatively, take the time to explore our home city Belfast, which is remarkably vibrant and culturally rich. If you have time to stay for a few days or longer, get outside the city and explore the island - there are few more beautiful places in the world.

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