Announcement

The Critical Care Leadership Forum has issued a statement outlining the key areas that it believes are important for creating a sustainable future for intensive care services and any future UK pandemic response. The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, a member organisation of the CCLF, is also a core participant for this module alongside the Royal College of Anaesthetists and Association of Anaesthetists; other CCLF organisations have also submitted evidence to the Inquiry.

Opening statement of the FICM, RCoA and Association of Anaesthetists to Module 3 of the Covid-19 Inquiry

The Faculty condemns the recent violence across the UK. Being abused for who we are, whether that is at work or going about our daily lives is completely unacceptable

Details about the candidates standing in the 2024 FICM Board Election and how to vote

The first report of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry highlights the many issues caused by failing to plan effectively for a pandemic. We welcome the recommendations it makes to ensure we are better prepared in future

Details about the 2024 FICM Board Election and how to stand

FICM calls on the next government of the UK to build intensive care services for the future

The Welsh Royal Colleges Child Health Collaborative (WRCCHC) convened and chaired by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has written to the First Minister of Wales to ask how his government will improve child health and support the workforce that cares for them.

The University of Brighton, Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, Intensive Care Society and UK Critical Care Nursing Alliance have been awarded funding by the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) and the Accelerated Access Collaborative to complete ‘The Intensive Care Sustainability Recipe Book’- a guide to environmentally sustainable Intensive Care Unit (ICU) practice.

The NIHR, CRN and FICM are pleased to announce the winners of the 2032 awards