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Save the date – Vasodilatory shock remains a major clinical challenge in critically ill patients. When fluid resuscitation fails to restore adequate perfusion, vasopressors become essential in stabilising hemodynamics.
Test your knowledge in intensive care with our ESICM Sections’ quizzes. Challenge yourself and stay sharp with key topics in intensive care medicine!
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The Intensive Care Medicine Experimental (ICMx) Journal has achieved an Impact Factor of 3.1 for the year 2024, ranking 18th out of 62 journals. Created in 2013, ICMx is the…
2024 Impact Factors released: the Intensive Care Medicine (ICM) Journal confirms outstanding results ranking 2nd out of 62 journals!
Join the webinar – As technology rapidly evolves, the integration of augmented intelligence—the synergy between human expertise and AI-driven insights—offers an unprecedented opportunity to transform the field of intensive care.
Watch the replay – Permissive hypercapnia is a widely adopted strategy in managing acute respiratory failure (ARF). By allowing higher levels of CO₂, it enables low tidal volume ventilation and…
Get the latest articles from our ICM Journal. Listen to ESICM podcasts for insights on key studies and their impact on clinical practice.
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Watch the replay – Healthcare systems worldwide are under growing strain due to a critical shortage of nurses—a challenge that directly affects patient care, staff wellbeing, and the overall resilience…
Get the latest articles from our ICM Journal. Listen to ESICM podcasts for insights on key studies and their impact on clinical practice.
Test your knowledge in intensive care with our ESICM Sections’ quizzes. Challenge yourself and stay sharp with key topics in intensive care medicine!
Get the latest articles from our ICM Journal. Listen to ESICM podcasts for insights on key studies and their impact on clinical practice.
Test your knowledge in intensive care with our ESICM Sections’ quizzes. Challenge yourself and stay sharp with key topics in intensive care medicine!
Watch the replay – In high-stakes healthcare environments, professionals often make critical decisions under pressure and with limited information. Human Factors is the science of designing systems—tools, environments, training, and…
New ESICM Talk – Should children be allowed to visit loved ones in the ICU? This sensitive and long-debated question is more relevant than ever. Research shows that separating children from…
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The registration for LIVES 2025 is officially open! This year’s ESICM Annual Congress, taking place in the dynamic city of Munich from October 25–29 2025, promises to be more than…
The ESICM AKI Section has released results from a major international survey, shedding light on how Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT) is delivered to critically ill patients worldwide—and revealing key trends,…
The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) alongside the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) spearheaded the Surviving Sepsis Campaign (SSC) in 2002 with several aims including the development of guidelines for diagnosis, treatment and post-ICU care of sepsis and a reduction of mortality from sepsis.
The updated guidelines are freely available in Intensive Care Medicine: Rhodes A. et al. Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock: 2016
For more information on the SSC Campaign please visit the Surviving Sepsis Campaign webpage.
Since 1990, ESICM has commited to produce guidelines and consensus statements from international task forces in collaboration with other international societies to provide the best evidence for clinicians at the bedside.
The majority of these manuscripts have been published in the journal Intensive Care Medicine.
EPHA Joint Statement on Antimicrobial Resistance (EU Health policy platform – 11/2017)
Ebola (31/10/2014)
Mitchell Levy’s son (04/10/2014)
Ebola Outbreak in Guinea – WHO call for critical care and infectious disease specialists (31/03/2014)
Clinical practice guideline on diagnosis and treatment of hyponatraemia published in ICM (25/02/2014)