Dominic Truong wins Best Oral Presentation at international intensive care conference

Congratulations to Dominic Truong for winning Best Oral Presentation at the Intensive Care Society State of the Art Congress 2025 in Birmingham, UK.

This is the UK's largest multidisciplinary intensive/critical care conference, and one of the leading multidisciplinary intensive/critical care conferences in Europe.  

Dominic, a physiotherapist and PhD candidate, was fortunate to present an oral presentation (one of five highly marked abstracts) within the prize session for which he won the award for Best Oral Presentation, and a poster presentation.

Congratulations Dominic!

Oral presentation
Study title: The Short Physical Performance Battery is a valid and sensitive tool in survivors of critical illness: an international clinimetric analysis.
Co-authors: A/Prof Kirby Mayer (USA), Prof Michael Berry (USA), Lisa Beach (Australia), Dr Shaza Abo (Australia), Prof Sunita Mathur (Canda), Prof Catherine Granger (Australia), A/Prof Selina Parry (Australia), and Prof Peter Morris (USA).

Poster presentation
Study title: The clinical utility, barriers, and facilitators of peripheral and respiratory muscle ultrasound: an international survey.
Co-authors: Dr Marlena Klaic (Australia), Prof Sunita Mathur (Canada), Prof Catherine Granger (Australia), Dr Shaza Abo (Australia), A/Prof Lee-anne Chapple (Australia), Dr Kate Lambell (Australia), Dr George Ntoumenopoulos (Australia), Prof Aarti Sarwal (USA), A/Prof Kirby Mayer (USA), Felipe Gonzalez Seguel (Chile), Dr Sabrina Eggmann (Switzerland), Dr Owen Gustafson (UK), A/Prof Chris Burtin (Belgium), Dr Danielle Bear (UK), A/Prof Abraham Babu (India), Dr Vinicius Maldaner Silva (Brazil), and A/Prof Selina Parry (Australia).