Intensive Care Society

Intensive Care Society The Society is the proud home of intensive care. The Intensive Care Society is the proud home of intensive care.

We are the UKs representative body and Charity for all intensive care professionals and patients across the UK. We are responsible for providing the intensive care community with standards and guidelines, education, research, psychological/wellbeing support, and many other resources to help them care for the sickest of patients in hospitals.

It's Sepsis Awareness Month and we're highlighting the importance of sepsis education.Watch our webinar on Advancements ...
20/09/2025

It's Sepsis Awareness Month and we're highlighting the importance of sepsis education.

Watch our webinar on Advancements in Sepsis Management on demand below👇

bit.ly/sepsisawarenesswebinar

Our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine study day is next week and it's time to tell you about our final speakers.Cuan Ha...
19/09/2025

Our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine study day is next week and it's time to tell you about our final speakers.

Cuan Harrington, Senior Clinical Fellow at Royal Free Hospital will look at hepatobiliary surgery and the common pathology and complex recoveries involved.

Spaces are still available so book your spot for 25 September!

Book today 👇

bit.ly/surgery4ICM

Our Priority Setting Partnership is still open and we want to hear from all professions to build a complete picture of i...
18/09/2025

Our Priority Setting Partnership is still open and we want to hear from all professions to build a complete picture of intensive care today.

The results will help us to determine the future of intensive care research.

It only takes a few minutes to fill out and share with your colleagues and communities – closing date is 26 September

bit.ly/JLAPSP-ICU

Today, we mark World Patient Safety Day.This year, World Patient Safety Day focuses on safe care for every newborn and c...
17/09/2025

Today, we mark World Patient Safety Day.

This year, World Patient Safety Day focuses on safe care for every newborn and child and patient safety from the start.

We support WHO in their call for parents, caregivers, health practitioners, health care leaders, educators and communities to unite in action to prevent avoidable harm in paediatric care.

Check out our guidance on the paediatric to adult critical care transition.

bit.ly/paedtoadultcc

Have you or a someone you love recently received care in an ICU?We want to hear about your experience to set our priorit...
16/09/2025

Have you or a someone you love recently received care in an ICU?

We want to hear about your experience to set our priorities for intensive care research.

Take part and share our survey today to make your voice heard.

bit.ly/JLAPSP-ICU

Are your surgical SHO days long behind you?Keep up to date for the latest knowledge in the world of surgery and join our...
15/09/2025

Are your surgical SHO days long behind you?

Keep up to date for the latest knowledge in the world of surgery and join our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine study day.

This day will delve into the thinking and decision-making behind high-risk and critically ill surgical patients as well as addressing the common challenges surgical patients face.

Book today and secure your spot!

bit.ly/surgery4ICM

Today, we mark World Sepsis Day.Sepsis affects between 47 and 50 million people every year – as an intensive care commun...
13/09/2025

Today, we mark World Sepsis Day.

Sepsis affects between 47 and 50 million people every year – as an intensive care community, it remains one of the biggest challenges we face.

Make sure to check out the 2030 global agenda for sepsis.

https://www.worldsepsisday.org/wsd2025

How is your team marking and how do you ensure Prevention?

Let us know in the comments

September is here, and there is still time to join us for our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine on 25 September.Dr Aaro...
09/09/2025

September is here, and there is still time to join us for our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine on 25 September.

Dr Aaron Goh, Consultant Surgeon at Royal Free Hospital will be joining us to explore Vascular surgery - challenging surgery in a co-morbid patient group.

An expert insight from an expert source – make sure to book your spot for 25 September!

Book now 👇

bit.ly/surgery4ICM

09/09/2025

What do you value most of SOA?

There’s so much for everyone at our State of the Art Congress…And will be more of this and more.

Book your place now for next year and join us in what will be SOA’s 25th anniversary.

bit.ly/SOA2026

Elections are now open for our Council and PAG elections!Are you a member and want to represent our council or your prof...
04/09/2025

Elections are now open for our Council and PAG elections!

Are you a member and want to represent our council or your profession?

Find out more on how to nominate below and help us contribute to the future of intensive care.

bit.ly/councilPAGelections25

Alongside Royal College of Physicians and more than 70 health and care organisations, we have written to the Health and ...
04/09/2025

Alongside Royal College of Physicians and more than 70 health and care organisations, we have written to the Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting asking the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England to meaningfully engage with the health sector on the development of the 10-Year Workforce Plan for the .

Shondipon Laha, President of ICS, says: “Intensive care workforce continues to be under immense pressure due to staff and resource shortages, burnout and lasting trauma. We need to ensure we retain experienced staff, enough opportunities exist for ongoing careers in our multiprofessional workforce, and there is ongoing support for specialist education.

We would like to work with the government to develop a robust workforce plan that can deliver the best quality care for patients who are critically ill, both now and in the face of future crises. The lessons of the past few years should not be forgotten.”

Read the full story on the HSJ👇

bit.ly/HSJworkforceplan

Book your spot for our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine study day while you can!James Otto, Perioperative Medicine and...
03/09/2025

Book your spot for our Surgery in Intensive Care Medicine study day while you can!

James Otto, Perioperative Medicine and Prehabilitation Lead will approach rehabilitation - getting patients ready for surgery.

James will provide a physiological perspective on surgery so grab your spot for 25th September for an interactive day of learning with expert speakers.

Book below👇

bit.ly/surgery4ICM

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