Science & Research Archives

Post-cardiac arrest care

Posted on 27 January 202028 January 2020 by Estelle

Joint feature-length interview with the Chairs of the TEM Section and European Resuscitation Council […]

New immunotherapy strategies for critically unwell cancer patients

Posted on 20 January 2020 by Estelle

icTV interview with Professor Elie Azoulay […]

Trace survey – results now published

Posted on 7 January 2020 by Estelle

ARTICLE REVIEW

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LIVES 2019 Congress App now ready to download

Posted on 18 September 201923 September 2019 by Sara VanLerberghe

New application to replace the printed programme Save time and download the app NOW! Getting ready for LIVES 2019? Our brand-new congress app will help you plan what you want to see and hear at this year’s congress in Berlin. Because intensivists not only care for lives, but also the environment, we have […]

Eurobact 2 : study started !

Posted on 5 September 20195 September 2019 by Sara VanLerberghe

Epidemiology and determinants of outcomes of hospital acquired blood stream infections in ICU Eurobact 2 was developed by the ESICM Infection Section specifically to: Make AMR a priority in research activities; Document Gram Negative AMR infection from a global perspective; Collect data on treatment and outcome of XDR/PDR infections. Furthermore recent changes in the […]

Joint ESICM/ESA Patient Safety Survey

Posted on 30 August 201929 August 2019 by Sara VanLerberghe

Help us strengthen the Societies’ visibility within the European political arena ESICM, in collaboration with ESA (the European Society of Anaesthesiology), has prepared a joint survey concerning patient safety – in particular preoperative risk assessment and the preparation of patients undergoing surgery/intervention. The results of the survey will be used to establish a joint […]

WEAN SAFE Update

Posted on 14 May 2019 by Sara VanLerberghe

Co-PI of the study, John Laffey, is interviewed about the impact of the study The WEAN SAFE Study involved 550 active centres. Good quality and useable data were collected from 450 of these, and over 13,000 patients were screened. 6,500 of the patients had spent more than two days on mechanical ventilation. Data from […]