Featured lecture

Steroids in Septic Shock: current status

Professor Bala Venkatesh

Critical Care Global Grand Rounds

The Global Grand Rounds are a series of fortnightly one-hour lectures, on core curriculum topics, delivered by leading global experts in critical care medicine.

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Upcoming

Research During a Pandemic: outcome benefit vs scientific rigor

Speaker:Professor Philip Lumb

2 February 2021 - 10:00 PM (GMT)

Upcoming

Assessment, Management and Outcome of Pain in the ICU

Speaker:A/Professor Christina Hayhurst

16 February 2021 - 1:00 PM (GMT)

Featured lecture

Featured lecture

Steroids in Septic Shock: current status

Critical Care Global Grand Rounds

Research During a Pandemic: outcome benefit vs scientific rigor

Assessment, Management and Outcome of Pain in the ICU

Steroids in Septic Shock: current status

Use of Opioids in the ICU and After

EEG in the ICU - a primer for the acute care physician

Vasoactive Drugs: Facts and Fallacies

Should we Stress about Ulcer Prophylaxis?

Understanding Critical Care Research: don't be fooled again

The 10 Commandments of Critical Care

Autoimmune Encephalitis

Sepsis – how big a problem is it?

The Gastrointestinal Tract in Critical Illness: a hypothesis dating back 3 millennia

Oxygen Therapy in the ICU

What clinicians should know about inflammation in sepsis

Patient Safety in the ICU

Reductionism vs Numerology: why less is best

Culture change: a 12 step programme

Susceptibility to sepsis, flu and COVID-19: critically ill patients are abnormal hosts

Quality Improvement basics to impact frontline critical care

Airway Management Outside the Operating Room (during COVID-19)

Post Intensive Care Syndrome in the Era of COVID-19

Managing stress and effectively coping during the COVID-19 pandemic

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Anaemia and Transfusion: lessons from the TRACT trial

Outcomes for patients and families after critical illness

Prioritising Brain and Body Management in Non-Neuro ICU Patients

Symmetric Peripheral Gangrene: an underrecognized entity in the septic shock patient

IV Fluids in the ICU - what, how much and how it affects your patient’s survival and recovery

Clinical Research and Quality Improvement: Bridging the Chasm