Collaboration between NICST & CCCG
Indian Registry of IntenSive care (IRIS) represents a collaborative effort between NICST and CCCG for the continuous evaluation and improvement of outcomes from critical illness for patients in India.
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CCCG
We are proud to be the first and largest group practice of trained intensivists in India
NICST
Network for Improving Critical care Systems and Training is a UK based charity and international Non-Profit Organisation
03
Years of exps
Indian Critical Care Registry
Why do we need an Indian Critical Care Registry?
- Epidemiology of critical illness in India remains largely undefined
- Mortality rates are as high as 40-50% from critical illness depending on the severity of disease, location and type of Intensive care unit, access to health care and affordability
- Data is sparse on the geographical spread, resource availability, staffing patterns, case mix and outcomes for ICUs across India
- Several high income countries have well established critical care registries that have improved outcomes from critical illness (e.g. ICNARC, ANZICS CORE)
- Recently lower and middle income countries have started their own registries (NICST and Epimed)
- IRIS represents the first such endeavour in India
25
ICUs
20,000+
Patients
We now have 25 ICUs with over 20,000 patient encounters
Join US
Our registry welcomes participation from motivated Intensive Care Units across the country. Our agenda and focus is on the continuous evaluation and improvement of outcomes from Critical Illness across ICUs. The registry currently has 25 ICUs with more than 20,000 patients and is constantly expanding.
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Latest News
A customized and dedicated pediatric IRIS platform will be released soon! We invite pediatric ICUs to join us!
The Randomized Embedded Multifactorial Adaptive Platform (or REMAP: https://www.remapcap.org/) is now embedded in IRIS and so far has enrolled over 175 patients.
A multicentre registry-embedded observational study looking at outcomes for critically ill tracheostomized patients has been launched. Reach out to us to participate!