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.
Written by: Claire Hannah, Grainne Smyth and Anne Neally.
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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
Written by David Cartlidge
An urgent letter has been published by NHS England about blood specimen collection and blood bottle usage.
Update on joint clinical guidance from the FICM, Royal College of Anaesthetists, the Association of Anaesthetists, the Intensive Care Society, and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine
I cycled in because how else was I meant to enjoy the unexpected heatwave during a 12-hour shift? This ran through my mind for the next 2 weeks whilst I sat home dealing with a fractured clavicle and maxillary sinus...
Written by Dr Alexandra Kendall-Smith
Written by Dr Alexandra Kendall-Smith
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
In January 2018 I was at a bit of a loose end. I was in the last 6 months of my CT2b year of ACCS anaesthetics. During a theatre list I was talking to one of my consultants who recommended a year in Australia. What was meant to be one year out turned into four...
Written by Dr Emily Reynolds
Written by Dr Emily Reynolds
This is an account of an unexpected major incident that involved 47 tourists and sadly resulted in the deaths of 22 people.
Written by: Dr Christopher I’Anson
Written by: Dr Christopher I’Anson
I had a bit of a meltdown this year. It is very hard to admit that I had “a bit of a meltdown”. I am going to talk about my struggles this year. I share this personal account for anyone who needs to hear that it is perfectly acceptable to have a meltdown once in a while. (If you do not want to read any further but would like the list of resources for well-being that I have compiled please scroll to the end).
Written by Dr Mishti Oberoi
Written by Dr Mishti Oberoi