The more you interact, the more you win!

CBMI’s platform will assign scores to the activities you participate in, automatically!

The more you to interact with the multiple activities offered, the higher your score!
You will be able to see your score ranking, in real time!

Attendees who register in AMIB Courses, during CBMI, also get extra points!
IT IS NOT A RAFFLE! At the end of CBMI, the 30 highest scores will get a prize!
It is up to YOU only. Every time you click* on an activity, you will get points and be able to see your position in the ranking!

CHECK THE PRIZES AND INTERACT AS MUCH AS YOU CAN:

Registration for the
European Congress
+ flight and accomodation

Registration for the
American Congress
+ flight and accomodation

Registration for the
International Symposium
+ flight and accomodation

Registration for the
CBMI 2022
+ flight and accomodation

Registration for
CBMI 2022
+ pre-congress courses

Registration for
CBMI 2022

Registration for
AMIB Course

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AWARD REGULATIONS

1.0 – Event and Organizer Data:

XXVI Brazilian Congress of Intensive Care Medicine – CBMI 2022 online, to be held from 07 to 11/13/2021.

BRAZILIAN INTENSIVE MEDICINE ASSOCIATION – AMIB

CNPJ 45.339.405/0001-97

Rua Arminda, 93 – 7th floor – Vila Olímpia – São Paulo/SP – CEP: 04545-100

2.0 – Event start and end date:

From 11/07 to 11/13/2022

3.0 – Products object of the award:

1st Prize: 01 Registration for the ESICM 2022 European Congress, including airfare and accommodation. With travel and stay dates starting the day before the event and ending 01 day after the end of the event;

2nd Prize: 01 Registration for the SCCM 2022 American Congress, including airfare and accommodation. With travel and stay dates starting the day before the event and ending 01 day after the end of the event;

3rd Prize: 01 Registration for the ISICEM 2022 International Symposium, including airfare and accommodation. With travel and stay dates starting the day before the event and ending 01 day after the end of the event;

4th Prize: 01 Registration for the CBMI 2022, including airfare and accommodation. With travel and stay dates starting the day before the event and ending 01 day after the end of the event;

5th to 10th Prize: 01 Registration for the CBMI 2022 and 01 registration for the Pre-Congress Course.

11th to 20th Prize: 01 Registration for the CBMI 2022.

21st to 30th Prize: 01 Registration for Pre-Congress Course.

3.1. The products that are the object of the award referred to in item 3.0 do not include expenses and/or indemnities related to health insurance and/or any other of any nature, as well as expenses with food and any transfers, with such expenses being exclusively borne by the participant awarded.

4.0 – The event:

4.1 – The event in reference is intended for all participants and speakers who will participate in the XXVI Brazilian Congress of Intensive Care Medicine – CBMI 2022 online, which will be held from 07 to 11/13/2021.

4.2 – Visitors, guests, exhibitors, companions and suppliers who do not have the credentials described in item

4.1 above are not entitled to participate in the award.

4.3 – Everyone registered for the event in the categories AMIB Member, Non-Partner Doctor, Resident Doctor, Multiprofessional, Medical Student and Speakers will participate in the Award.

4.4 – Only participants who browse the platform and click on the activities scored during the Congress will participate in the Award. The announcement of the winners will take place during the closing ceremony of the XXVI Brazilian Congress of Intensive Care Medicine – CBMI 2022 online, on 11/13/2021, time: 3:30pm.

5.0 – Event Disclosure:

Aiming to publicize the event, the ORGANIZER reserves the right to choose any vehicles or mechanisms of its convenience, such as: websites, social networks, email marketing etc., as well as to use the image of said winners, free of charge, for dissemination of the award. By adhering to the award rules and accepting to participate, the participants agree that, if they are one of the winners, their image may be used by the ORGANIZING company, at its discretion, in any of the cases described above.

6.0 – Exhibition and delivery of awards:

The prizes defined in this action of the event will be disclosed through advertising material and other means of communication, and delivered to the respective winner, free of charge, after the event.

7.0 – Awards Regulation

The 30 best placed during the Congress will be awarded, and the distribution of prizes will be according to the classification mentioned in item 3.0 – Products object of the award.

7.1 Scoring consists of accessing the greatest number of scoring activities, as described in the table below: Access to scientific works areaWatch or download video at the boothWatch Satellite Symposium or Industry Clinical CaseDownload PDF at boothDownload scientific workClick banner at boothClick Main Hall BannersClick social networksAMIB courseMultiprofessional courseEnter AMIB in SceneLogin to INOVA areaEnter the room
Enter The Circle areaInteractive game at the booth Chat at the booth Join the meeting room at the booth Click Scientific Programming

7.2 During the Congress we will have a banner in the lobby with the ranking informing the top 30, with real-time updates.

7.3 The 30 Congressmen who present the highest sum of points at the end of the calculation, on 11/13/2021 at 2pm, will be considered winners.7.4 The winners will be announced on 11/13/2021 during the Closing Session of the XXVI Brazilian Congress of Intensive Medicine.

8. TIE-BREAKING CRITERIA In case of a tie between the top 30 with the same final score, the criterion to be adopted will be, following the order:Longer time of non-defaulting AMIB member;If the tie persists, the Congressman with the highest age will be considered the winner or best placed.

General rules for registrations

Learn the general rules for registration

GENERAL RULES FOR REGISTRATION

Get to know the general rules about registration

TITLED AMIB/AMB – A doctor who resides in Brazil, is registered with the Regional Council of Medicine – CRM and holds the title of Specialist in Intensive Medicine granted by the AMB/AMIB.

DOCTOR – A legally recognized medical professional is considered a physician.

RESIDENT DOCTOR AND GRADUATE STUDENT AMIB – Resident is considered to be a physician who is in an official residency program. A postgraduate student is considered to be a doctor who is completing an official postgraduate program approved by the AMIB. To take advantage of the discount, graduate students must prove that they are properly enrolled in the institution. Residents must send a statement issued by the institution in which they reside, containing information about the beginning and end of the program and an indication of the program’s specialty.

SPECIALIZING AMIB (PEMI) – Specializing is considered to be a doctor who is officially registered in the AMIB’s Intensive Care Medicine Specialization Program – Training Center. Proof of Specialization requires a statement issued by the institution indicating the start date of the program and the end date.

HEALTH AREA PROFESSIONAL – A health professional is one who, if residing in Brazil, is registered with the respective Regional Council, and if residing abroad, his/her registration with the specific Regional Council.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE HEALTH AREA – Undergraduate students are those who are taking a medical course or other courses in the health area recognized by the MEC (Government agency – Ministry of Education of Brazil) or by an equivalent official body in their country. To take advantage of the discount, proof of enrollment at the institution will be required. Failure to provide proof will result in payment of the difference based on the correct category. COMPANIONS – Accompanying persons and/or visitors may have access to CBMI’s facilities, but in a restricted way, and entry into the congress rooms and symposium rooms is not allowed, in accordance with ANVISA Resolution 96/08 (National Health Surveillance Agency). The acquisition of registration in the accompanying category can be done at the event venue.ATTENTION: Your badge will exactly reflect the information contained in your registration, including your professional category. Please keep it up to date. PAYMENT METHODSCredit Card – national and international credit cards (Visa, Mastercard and Amex) – for payments made on the website or at the event assistant (responsible department from event).(Bank slip – valid only for payments made in Brazil.) REGISTRATION CANCELLATIONIf you have registered and are unable to attend the Congress, you may request to cancel your registration by 09/30/2021 by e-mail eventos@amib.org.br. Refunds will be made after the Congress, respecting the following rule:

Applications canceled by 08/31/2021 – 70% of the amount paid, less fees, taxes and costs involved in banking or credit card transactions.Applications canceled by 09/30/2021 – 50% of the amount paid, less fees, taxes and costs involved in banking or credit card transactions.Registration canceled after 30/09/2021: cancellation requested after 30/09/2021 will not be refunded.ATTENTION: only the congressman himself can request, when entitled, the registration refund. This will only be carried out in the registrant’s checking account, obeying the rules above. Registration is non-transferable.

Scientific Papers / Clinical Cases

The deadline for the submission of Free Themes is August 31st. Submissions of Clinical cases is open now and goes until October 5!

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RULES FOR SUBMISSION OF CLINICAL CASES

Dates of receipt of cases

1.1 The deadline for receiving cases will be 10/05/2021, valid on the date of completion and submission of the electronic form. There will be no extension of this period.

The submission of the case will not be linked to the registration for the congress.

From the place for sending the cases

2.1 Cases must be submitted via the internet using the electronic form available at “CLINICAL CASE UPLOAD”

Analysis of cases

3.1 The cases will be analyzed by the Scientific Committee of the XXVI CBMI 2021, and the 12 best will be selected.

3.2 The communication about the approval or not, will be by e-mail, through which the case was sent, until 10/20/2021.

Of the cases

4.1 Cases must be submitted in PowerPoint format, with a maximum of 10 slides.

The following items should be included in the presentation:

Patient data.
Brief clinical history.
Directed physical examination.
Laboratory and imaging tests.
Evolution of the case.
Exam results (if applicable).
Image results (if applicable).
Outcome.

Formatting cases

After selection, the Judging Committee will include questions that raise discussion in the audience in the presentation. The new presentation format will be returned to the authors for final adjustments. The author will have 10 days to discuss with the scientific committee and ask questions about the suggested questions.

Presentation of selected cases

6.1 20 minutes will be available, being 8 minutes for presentation and the remaining time for case discussion.

6.2 As defined by the Scientific Committee, two questions may be added during the presentation to raise discussion with the audience; 6.3 After each question and at the end, two debaters will give their opinions about each case; 6.4. Discussion should not exceed 10 minutes. In the last 2 minutes, the presenter can finish, putting the results of exams and/or imaging to the audience. 7. CERTIFICATE 7.1 The certificate will contain the name of the presenter together with the name of the Training Centre, Medical Residence or University. 7.2 Failure to present the case will result in the certificate not being obtained and the suspension to submit new cases for a period of 2 years. 8. GENERAL PROVISIONS 8.1 Situations that are not provided for in this regulation will be resolved by the Scientific Committee of the XXVI CBMI 2021.

Submission of Scientific Papers – DEADLINE CLOSED

Get to know the general rules for submissions of scientific papers

1. Dates of receipt of works

1.1 The deadline for receiving the papers will be 08/31/2021, valid for the date of completion and submission of the electronic form. There will be no extension of this period. Paper submission will not be linked to congress registration.

2. From the place where works are sent

2.1 Papers must be submitted online using the electronic form available at Paper Submission and classified as:

Click here and access the Tutorial for submitting papers in the system.

2.2 Upon completion of the process, the paper submission protocol will be sent to the e-mail registered in the application;

2.3 The scientific committee reserves the right to reclassify the paper’s submission category.

3. The judging committee

3.1 The works will be analyzed by the Scientific Committee of the 26th Brazilian Congress of Intensive Medicine;

3.2 Preference will be given to unpublished works, that is, those not yet presented at other congresses;

3.3 ONLY ORIGINAL WORKS, SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS WITH METHANALYSIS OR CASE REPORTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. LITERATURE REVIEWS, EVEN IF SYSTEMATIC, WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED OR CONSIDERED IN THE ANALYSIS.

3.4 Case reports will only be accepted under exceptional conditions, if they effectively deal with diseases or atypical presentations, the knowledge of which must be from the community of intensivists.

3.5 The classification of the presentation format (oral or e-poster) will be at the discretion of the Scientific Committee;

3.6 The communication about the approval or not will be through the email through which the work was sent, until 10/08/2021.

4. About the works

4.1 Papers must be submitted in Portuguese or English;

4.2 One of the authors must be registered at the Brazilian Congress of Intensive Medicine by 10/30/2021. The registration fee will comply with the progressive calendar established for the event;

4.3 To prepare the abstract, the authors may consult the guide: “How to write a scientific abstract”, available here.

4.4 The abstract must have a maximum of 250 words and strictly comply with the formatting rules announced below. Non-standardized abstracts will not be considered for analysis;

4.5 Title: include in the rectangle the complete title of the work, first letter in capital letters and the rest in small letters, except for the rules for the use of capital letters;

4.6 Authors: authors must be registered on the site with their names in full. The presenter’s name must be identified. In original articles, up to eight authors will be allowed, in case reports, up to five authors;

4.7 Affiliation: Affiliations must be registered in the system. Only one institution per author is allowed;

4.8 Text of the abstract: for original articles, use paragraphs in the subdivisions (Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusion, written in bold, lower case with the first letter capitalized). Do not put an introduction or discussion as separate items. Only these four items will be considered, and the rest of the text will be deleted. The case reports must contain a brief introduction, description of the case and comments, without structuring in paragraphs, that is, the abstract must not be structured. Avoid using abbreviations. In cases where they are absolutely necessary, the meaning must be spelled out the first time they are used;

Figures and/or tables will not be accepted. References are not necessary, but can be added if the authors believe they are essential for understanding the abstract, within the limit of 250 words.

5. Publication of works

5.1 The accepted papers, chosen at the discretion of the scientific committee, will be published in the supplement of the Revista Brasileira de Terapia Intensiva – RBTI – Brazilian Intensive Medicine Magazine.

6. Certificate

6.1 The certificate will be in electronic format. Authors who presented their work will be able to issue their certificates via the AMIB website (www.amib.org.br) 15 days after the event;

6.2 The non-presentation of the scientific work will imply in the non-provision of the certificate;

7. Awards Among the works selected for oral presentation, the best ones will be chosen for specific awards. The award will be made during the opening session. The prize rules will be made available separately.

8. General Provisions

8.1 Situations that are not provided for in this regulation will be resolved by the Scientific Committee of the 26th Brazilian Congress of Intensive Medicine.

Letter from the President

The greatest tribute we can pay to the lives taken by COVID-19 is to learn from what we did right and wrong, so that we can become better professionals and, in this manner, save more lives in the future. CBMI is the ideal time for that, for us to meet again and share experiences, consolidating knowledge and strengthening our specialty.

It is a satisfaction to tell you, professional working with critical patients, that we are preparing everything to offer you a special moment of sharing and learning in the next Brazilian Congress of Intensive Care Medicine, which will have its 26th edition in 2021. This is not being an easy year for our specialty, neither for all patients who depend on us, nor for their families. The pandemic is still very severe, and losses have reached unimaginable levels. More than ever, we are experiencing the need for humanization and bioethics in our daily lives. More than ever, we are learning during the crisis. We continue doing things on the go, on a bumpy and steep path. However, all this extreme situation has certainly led to considerable personal and collective development, both from a technical point of view, as well as in the psychological and spiritual aspects. The lessons we learned need to be studied, validated, and shared, so that we can prepare for the future. This is the most important legacy we must draw from this immense tragedy. From clinical changes, the new ways of treating patients with COVID-19, through quality and management, always with the efficiency and resilience that have been in such high demand. All this respecting and seeking the safety of patients, families, and our teams. Because of the uncertainties imposed by the pandemic, AMIB decided to keep the online format for CBMI 2021, with some novelties, in order to facilitate attendance! The congress will begin on Sunday, November 7, in the morning, and will continue throughout the week, with regular activities always starting at 6 p.m. Meetings of the group INOVA, Circle activities and other novelties will also take place during the week, along with the regular program at the same time. During the day, on weekdays, there will be online courses with practical demonstrations! CBMI will end on Saturday, November 13th, with activities starting early on and, in the afternoon, there will be the much-waited Hot Topics session for everyone! The greatest tribute we can pay to the lives taken by COVID-19 is to learn from what we did right and wrong, so that we can become better professionals and, in this manner, save more lives in the future. CBMI is the ideal time for that, for us to meet again and share experiences, consolidating knowledge and strengthening our specialty. We want to count on your experience and participation to build this knowledge at a unique time for our specialty, which is CBMI. Set the time aside in your agenda for this important moment! November 07 through 13. We will be waiting for you! Learning today to build tomorrow! Best regards, Alexandre Marini Ísola President of the 26th CBMI

Alexandre Marini Ísola
President of the 26th CBMI

Letter from the Director

The event will be digital, with live streaming and real time interactions. AMIB’s team is highly experienced to bring you the best we have in terms of technology and streaming. Come, participate, bring your experience along. “Learning today to build tomorrow”!

Scientific
Committee

Alexandre
Marini Ísola

Intensivist
by AMIB/AMB and Pulmonologist
by UNIFESP/SBPT/AMB

Bruno do Valle Pinheiro

Coordinator of the ICU of the University Hospital of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora

Carmen
Barbas

Full professor of pulmonology of the School of Medicine of the University of São Paulo

Flávia
Machado

Lecturer and Head of the Intensive Care Unit of UNIFESP’s University Hospital

George
Sarmento

Technical Coordinator of the Physical Therapy Department of Hospital São Luiz –Jabaquara/SP Unit

Hugo
Urbano

Coordinator of the
ICU of
Hospital Vila da
Serra - Nova Lima, MG

Joel de
Andrade

Coordinator of ABTO’s Tx Coordination Department

Liane
Cavalcante

Coordinator pf the open units of Hospital Santa Júlia - Manaus, AM

Paulo Ramos
David João

Head of the Surgical
and Pediatric ICUs of
Hospital Pequeno Príncipe

Sunday (Nov, 7th)	From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Friday (Nov, 8 to 12)	From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday (Nov, 13)	From 08 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Scientific
Program

Learn about the activities in CBMI 2021 program.

Speakers

The more you interact, the more you win!

The Circle

Inova

AMIB on the Scene

AMIB courses during CBMI

Exclusively on 26th CBMI 2021:

Register now

The XXVI CBMI is coming soon

General rules for registrations

Scientific Papers / Clinical Cases

Letter from the President

Letter from the Director

Scientific
Committee

Alexandre
Marini Ísola

Bruno do Valle Pinheiro

Carmen
Barbas

Flávia
Machado

George
Sarmento

Hugo
Urbano

Joel de
Andrade

Liane
Cavalcante

Paulo Ramos
David João

Sponsors

Supporters

ScientificProgram

Learn about the activities in CBMI 2021 program.

Speakers

The more you interact, the more you win!

The Circle

Inova

AMIB on the Scene

AMIB courses during CBMI

Exclusively on 26th CBMI 2021:

Register now

The XXVI CBMI is coming soon

General rules for registrations

Scientific Papers / Clinical Cases

Letter from the President

Letter from the Director

ScientificCommittee

AlexandreMarini Ísola

Bruno do Valle Pinheiro

CarmenBarbas

FláviaMachado

GeorgeSarmento

HugoUrbano

Joel deAndrade

LianeCavalcante

Paulo RamosDavid João

Sponsors

Supporters

Scientific
Program

Scientific
Committee

Alexandre
Marini Ísola

Carmen
Barbas

Flávia
Machado

George
Sarmento

Hugo
Urbano

Joel de
Andrade

Liane
Cavalcante

Paulo Ramos
David João