Reanimation 2025

Every year, the Resuscitation Congress is your meeting place, whether you are a resuscitation caregiver or you collaborate with the teams working in intensive care. After an ever more interactive and innovative 2024 edition, this unmissable event will allow you to complete your training, exchange, share your experiences and inform yourself in a caring and friendly atmosphere.

We will be very happy to welcome you from June 11 to 13, 2025 at the Palais des Congrès Porte Maillot in Paris!

For those who will not be able to get away, who work on other continents or islands, registration for exclusive remote access is possible , allowing you to view all the sessions on VOD with a delay of less than 24 hours for 8 of the 10 rooms and a full live broadcast for 2 rooms. In-person registration also gives access to the entire VOD.

As every year, the SRLF, the SKR, and the GFRUP have combined their efforts to build a rich, dense program, essential to training on common themes and more specific themes.

Actions in favor of medical and paramedical research, quality of life and working conditions, parity, the inclusion of patients and families and loved ones,environmental preservation, decarbonization of care inspire us in our reflections and our conception of tomorrow's resuscitation.

Interactive sessions (simulation or manipulation workshops, round tables) are held in the simulation village, at the heart of the congress. The SIM challenge encourages young teams to evaluate and test themselves around simulated scenarios in a spirit of fun and serious competition.

Joint sessions with other learned societies consolidate our interactions with colleagues from other disciplines and contribute to the enrichment of our programs.

It is thanks to your suggestions, your trust and your loyalty that the Resuscitation Congress continues to develop and expand to always better meet our training and care requirements for better quality and safety of care for patients and their loved ones, during and after their stay in intensive care, to evaluate our practices and develop them, and to improve the quality of life and working conditions within our multipurpose intensive care and intensive care units.

Finally, thank you to all our partners for their support and participation in the Resuscitation Congress. Come and meet them throughout the Congress and share moments of conviviality!

Best regards,
Muriel Fartoukh