As a dual anaesthesia and ICM trainee, I didn’t think navigating life through a pandemic was what was in store for my final year of training.
Written by Sally El-Ghazali
Written by Sally El-Ghazali
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In intensive care you will be looked after by a team of professionals. Our goal is to provide the best possible care and support for our patients and their families
It is normal to want to be with your relative when they are on critical care
A significant part of the recovery process often occurs after patients are discharged from hospital
Some critical care units actively participate in patient research
Absolutely no one prepares you for the first time you are “running the department” out of hours, when juggling beds, resource allocation and prioritisation, and supervision of juniors becomes your role...
Written by: Dr Mishti Oberoi
Written by: Dr Mishti Oberoi
Information on nutrition after critical illness
"In 2018 I came up with a cunning plan, I was heavily pregnant with my second child and I was in the middle of stage 2 training..."
Written by: Dr Hannah Potter
Written by: Dr Hannah Potter
Useful information for patients and relatives from partner organisations
I have a confession to make... I am addicted to wild swimming. I try to go at least twice a week. Throughout the year. Whatever the weather. Whatever the temperature...
Written by Dr Liz Thomas
Written by Dr Liz Thomas