MARCH 17, 2017
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ICM ONLINE FIRST: end the week with some first-rate reading…
Tag: critical care
Non-pharmacological interventions for ICU delirium. What is effective?
New Critical Care Rehabilitation Programme
Blended learning on the practical application of rehabilitation principles ESICM and the N&AHP Committee have launched a new Critical Care Rehabilitation Programme for Intensive Care Nurses, Physiotherapists and other Allied Health Professionals. Registration is now open and it will cost nothing to take part! Designed to encourage maximum learning and reinforce the knowledge acquired, the […]
New NEXT Fellowship for 2019
Announcing the ESICM Edwards Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring Fellowship A new, thematic Fellowship is launched this year for NEXT members. Places for the NEXT Edwards ‘Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring’ Fellowship will be offered at seven European Centres of Excellence. Over a very intensive and practical five days, Fellows will learn more about the best practices in […]
Cardiac Arrest Prognosis at first sight
ICM ONLINE FIRST
MARCH 17, 2017
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The association between UFNET intensity and long-term mortality during RRT
Increased participation and involvement for N&AHP
How the Art of Trauma Master Class addresses the whole ICU team The Art of Trauma Care Master Class is an occasion for participants to discuss and share their different approaches, knowledge and experiences of trauma management, which others can learn from to improve their patients’ outcome. Designed for junior and senior physicians and […]
ICM ONLINE FIRST: Stay informed. Delve into this week’s chosen articles
MARCH 17, 2017
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Why should intensive care professionals join ESICM?
How can they get more involved? “9,000 intensivists cannot be wrong!” In this interview with the newly-elected ESICM General Secretary, Lui Forni believes there are more reasons to join ESICM than not, and explains why and how members can become more involved in the Society, which is very much open to all. […]
