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ESICM is pleased to announce the publication of its updated Guideline on Circulatory Shock and Haemodynamic Monitoring in Adult ICU Patients in the Intensive Care Medicine Journal. This guideline provides…
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NEW DATE: NOV 20 – Temperature is a key vital parameter that influences a broad range of physiological processes, including neuronal susceptibility to hypoxia, reperfusion injury, intracranial pressure, immune response,…
On 12 November, ESICM and the European Parliament co-hosted a high-level working session on Health Security and Global Health Resilience. Co-chaired by MEP Sirpa Pietikäinen and Prof. Maurizio Cecconi, with…
Watch the replay – Join us for a focused webinar exploring the latest evidence on managing perioperative hypotension and improving patient outcomes. Featuring insights from two major clinical trials.
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.
HELLO Trial results are now published in Intensive Care Medicine Journal. We are delighted to announce that the first manuscript with the results of the HELLO trial has been published…
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Watch the replay – Intensive Care Units generate enormous volumes of data every second – but how can we transform overload into actionable insights while keeping systems secure?
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World Mental Health Day serves as a powerful reminder that there is no health without mental health. We join this year’s WHO campaign that focuses on the urgent need to…
Watch the replay – Sepsis continues to challenge intensivists worldwide, with endothelial dysfunction at the heart of microcirculatory failure and multi-organ damage.
The new ESICM ECMO Training & Research Programme, supported by Getinge, is designed for intensivists and intensive care nurses with a strong interest in extracorporeal life support (ECLS/ECMO). The initiative…
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On this World Heart Day, we stand with the global community to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease, which affects millions of people every year. Cardiovascular disease remains a major challenge…
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)