The ISCT Consensus Protocols serve as a set of standardized recommendations for the diagnosis, treatment, and management of various toxicological emergencies. These protocols are developed by a panel of experts in toxicology, pharmacology, and clinical medicine, drawing on the latest evidence and international best practices. The protocols are designed to address common and critical poisoning scenarios, such as pesticide exposure, snakebites, and chemical burns, ensuring that healthcare providers can take immediate, appropriate actions.

The ISCT's consensus protocols are intended to bridge the gap between the latest scientific research and everyday clinical practice, providing clinicians with a clear framework for managing complex toxicological cases. These protocols are regularly updated and are available for free to ISCT members and healthcare professionals across India. By fostering the use of these evidence-based protocols, the ISCT helps ensure consistent, high-quality care for patients across the country, while also promoting the ongoing education and training of healthcare providers in the field of clinical toxicology.