The Ramesh Nagappan Intensive Care Medicine Course is a two‑day, in‑person education programme delivering a comprehensive, evidence‑based update in intensive care medicine. The course honours the legacy of Associate Professor Ramesh Nagappan, a highly respected intensivist, clinician and educator whose contribution to critical care education continues to have a lasting impact.

The programme is designed to support contemporary clinical practice across a broad range of intensive care settings and is delivered by regional and national leaders in critical care.

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for:

• Intensive Care Fellows and trainees

• Return to work

• Specialist intensivists

• Nurses working in critical care

• Allied health professionals with an interest in intensive care

Content is intended to be practical, evidence‑based, and relevant to multidisciplinary critical care teams.

Course Format

• Two‑day, face‑to‑face programme

• Expert‑led plenary sessions

• Practical, clinically focused topics across key intensive care domains

• Opportunities for discussion and shared learning

Attendance is limited to 150 participants to support an interactive learning environment.

Date and Venue

Dates:
Thursday 30 – Friday 31 July 2026

Venue:
Monash Health (Clayton)
Ground Floor – Lecture Theatre 1
246 Clayton Road
Clayton VIC 3168

Getting There & Parking

Transport and Parking

Monash Medical Centre is accessible by car and public transport.

• Parking: Paid on‑site parking is available within the hospital precinct. Availability and rates may vary,  visit:  https://monashhealth.org/patients-visitors/visitor-car-parking/

• Public Transport: The hospital is serviced by bus routes and is within reasonable distance of nearby train station, visit: https://monashhealth.org/contact/monash-medical-centre/getting-to-monash-medical-centre/

👉 Link to Map: https://www.anzics.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/MMCWayfinding20201218-1.pdf

Registration Details

• Registration is required to attend.

• Places are limited to 150 participants and allocations will be made on a first‑come, first‑served basis.

• Confirmation of registration will be sent via email.

Further information regarding:

• programme timing,

• catering,

• and any preparation requirements will be provided to registered participants closer to the course date.

Registration: