Hands up if over the last 2 years you have come to physically shudder when anyone mentions the word ‘resilience’?...
Written by Dr Christine Watson
Written by Dr Christine Watson
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If you haven’t come across this new addition to NHS Blood and Transplant’s (NHSBT) list of acronyms, it stands for Trainee Representative in Organ Donation (TROD)...
Written by: Dr Claire Mitchell and Dr Madeleine Wood
Written by: Dr Claire Mitchell and Dr Madeleine Wood
The FICM, ICS and UKCCNA continue to recommend adherence to minimum critical care staffing levels as laid out in GPICS
The AoA, RCoA, ICS and FICM have been informed by NHS England of an impending disruption to the supply of all ampoule sizes of remifentanil
Having attended previous mentorship courses and workshops I have always realised the benefits of being both a mentor and mentee, yet I have never before signed up to have a mentor. Why? I guess I was worried...
Written by Dr Laura Coleman
Written by Dr Laura Coleman
The pros and cons of an electronic clinical information system (CIS) in ICU and its implications during the pandemic.
Written by: Dr Jon Sturman
Written by: Dr Jon Sturman
FICM supports the recent statement by the RCoA regarding potential impacts that the Government's proposed pay deal will have on morale, recruitment, and retention across the healthcare workforce
I started my career in critical care nursing in 2007 only a few months after graduating as a registered nurse. I knew early on in my nurse training that I wanted to work in ICU...
Written by Dr Fran Tait
Written by Dr Fran Tait
Should Intensive Care Medicine Registrars have training in Palliative Care?
Written by: Stuart Edwardson
Written by: Stuart Edwardson
The Faculty and RCoA Board of Trustees have agreed to work together to scope the future move of FICM to an independent College of Intensive Care Medicine