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Since the invention of blogs in 1994, blogging has exponentially expanded into every sphere.

Written by Dr Brian Pouchet

The issue of mental capacity in the critical care environment can be fraught with difficulty and can cause anxiety to staff working in these environments.

Written by Dr Kate Rimmer

What happens to your patients once they leave ICU? What may be the end of the story for critical care healthcare professionals is usually the beginning of a long, difficult and sometimes very lonely journey for patients and their relatives.

Written by Catherine White

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Ella Terblanche, Anand Krishna, Rosie Baruah

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Ollie Cohen, Hannah Grafton-Waters, Greg Barton

For those of us who contribute to patient facing research, there were signals in early March that our working lives were about to change.

Written by: Tony Rostron

The following is a guide to help you set up an in-situ simulation (ISS) program in the intensive care unit. It is not an exhaustive guide but drawn from my experience of establishing a program on our unit and some of the problems and solutions along the way.

Written by Dr Andrew Jacques

Sometime in April 2021, during the peak of the first surge, I was telling one of our Sisters about a dream I had had the night before – a bunch of us, all random faces from work, were playing Netball...

Written by Ellie O'Connor

FAST HUGS is a widely used pneumonic within critical care but what do FAST HUGS mean to a pharmacist?

Written by: Claire Hannah, Grainne Smyth and Anne Neally.

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 David Cartlidge