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Ground Rules

The ground rules as recorded on 3 March 2008 at the Capetown Meeting of the Open TCI Initiative are:

  • Anyone can contribute data.
  • Anyone can download all data and analyses.
  • If there are publications that come from the Open TCI initiative, those who have contributed to the effort will share authorship of the publications.
  • All conclusions will be based on data.
  • Any disagreements will be settled by data.
  • Arguments from first principles will not be accepted unless there are no data on which to base conclusions.
  • There will be 100% consensus among the participants supporting the final recommendations of the Open TCI Initiative.
  • The results will be freely available to all companies interested in developing TCI, as well as all regulatory agencies looking to understand the basis of the recommendations from the Open TCI Initiative.
  • All participants must agree to full disclosure of: consulting relationships, confidentiality agreements, honoraria, institutional support, royalties, stock, other relationships. While financial details can be confidential, the nature of agreements (e.g., whether they are sources of revenue) should be disclosed.

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Recent Posts

  • The Wrong Language
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  • Target-Controlled Infusions: Paths to Approval
  • Future TCI Issues and Industry
  • Two Important Aspects

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The Wrong Language

The following Clinical Perspective is contributed by Dr Tom Peck, Consultant Anaesthetist, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust The language of the TCI pump at induction is not the language of … [Read More...]

About Us

The Open TCI Initiative was developed initially by Dr Charles Minto (Sydney, Australia) & Professor Thomas Schnider (St Gallen, Switzerland) based on many discussions over the past years. This opentci.org website was born on 6 January 2008.

The three main goals of the Open TCI Initiative were further developed in discussion with our mentor, Professor Steven L. Shafer, on 17 January 2008 and others at the first meeting in Cape Town on 3 March 2008.

Learn more about us.

Recent Posts

  • The Wrong Language June 25, 2016
  • opentci.org finally back up! May 21, 2016
  • Target-Controlled Infusions: Paths to Approval May 21, 2016
  • Future TCI Issues and Industry June 17, 2009
  • Two Important Aspects December 19, 2008

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