Who are we? – Temperature Management Foundation

The Targeted Temperature Management (TTM) foundation is governed by an international group of physicians derived from different specialties, working in different organizations but with one identified target. The foundation has participants in all layers of healthcare and all kind of specialists and specializes.

For consultancy and advice the TTM Foundation has a broad international consultancy board out of different specialties which is able to provide answers and advice about all issues concerning temperature management. This consultancy board is called the Core group members. They supported the foundation from the early start till now.

The board transformed the TTM foundation to a fully independent multisponsorred transparent organization which is able to provide objective information and advice. The TTM Foundation is happy to collaborate with the hypothermia working group which developed a continuous quality improvement system which is accessible electronically through this website.

We are proud to have this wide expertise and active group of international members.

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