The Society invited Distinguished Lecturers to its meetings from
1988 through 2000. In 2001, we began presenting the Lifetime Achievement
Award. The Board determined that all prior Distinguished Lecturers
are to be presented with the award. The recipients are not required
to and often do not disclose the topic of their presentations prior
to their lecture.
2006 – Douglas B. Coursin, M.D. –
“Training and Certifying the Future Intensivist”
2004 - Michael J. Murray, MD, PhD - "Bombs,
Beans and Band-Aids: Insights into Nutrition Support in the ICU"
2003 - Sten G. Lindahl, MD, PhD - "Oxygen
Sensing-Uptake-Utilization"
2002 - Carl C. Hug, MD
2001 - Luciano Gattinoni, MD
2000 - David J. Cullen, MD - "The Adverse
Drug Event Study: A Decade of Progress in Patient Safety"
1999 - Richard Teplick, MD - "Using Basic
Concepts to Assess Complex Problems: Applications in Critical
Care Practice"
1998 - D. David Glass, MD - "Are Better
Outcomes at Lower Cost Realistic Goals in Critical Care"
1997 - Donald S. Prough, MD - "Hypothermia
for Brain Protection: A 50-Year Perspective"
1996 - Myer H. Rosenthal, MD - "Political
and Ethical Perspectives in Critical Care Medicine"
1995 - Barry A. Shapiro, MD - "Is Anesthesiology's
Future Inexorably Bound to Critical Care?"
1994 - John B. Downs, MD - "A Personal
Perspective on "New" Therapies and Techniques"
1993 - Robert R. Kirby, MD - "Negative
Pressure Pulmonary Edema: Its Significance in Anesthesiology and
Critical Care"
1992 - Henrik H. Bendixen, M.D. - "Cost-Benefit
Assessment of Intensive Care
1991 - H. Barrie Fairley, MD, PhD - "Today's
Innovation, Tomorrow's Routine"
1990 - Jerome H. Modell, M.D
1989 - James F. Arens, M.D. - "Broad Responsibilities
of Anesthesiologists in American Critical Care Medicine"
