The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland, Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine of Ireland and the Intensive Care Society of Ireland are pleased to announce that an ICU4U2 webinar will take place on Saturday 4th September 2021. This meeting is free to attend and will cover the covid-19 pandemic thus far with a forward [...]
Frontline workers will remember lives lost to Covid-19 and aim to raise €150k for those impacted by the pandemic at ICU4U2 memorial event Frontline workers throughout the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will cycle to the Memorial Gardens at Islandbridge Dublin this September to remember all those who have lost their lives to [...]
The document should be considered by clinical staff who will be involved in making decisions regarding the prioritisation of critical care resources in the context of COVID-19. To see the document issued by the Department of Health please click HERE A further statement will be issued from JFICMI & ICSI in due course. [...]
The World Federation of Intensive and Critical Care has launched an free online education for healthcare professionals who could benefit from critical care training. Please visit sccm.org/covid19 to access the training.
To dowload the COVID-19 IC Guidelines please click HERE To download the PPE Guidance for HCW's in all clinical settings please click HERE COVID-19 Critical Care Presentation Online resource for non-intensive care clinicians - click Here
Please download the Intensive Care Statement by clicking HERE
In light of global precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, we believe we are taking prudent action by postponing the upcoming Basic Course until later in the year.
The Intensive Care Society of Ireland will host their Autumn conference on the 23rd of November at Waterford Castle Co. Waterford. There will be both national and international speakers including Dr Ignacio Martin Loeches, Consultant in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care in St James’s Hospital. Dr Martina Healy, Consultant in Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin. [...]
Sepsis is the Final Common Pathway to Death from most Infectious Diseases. Despite being a medical emergency and having direct ties to all other World Health Days, Sepsis is still not getting the attention it deserves. AWARENESS SAVES LIVES Learn about Sepsis at www.world-sepsis-day.org. [...]
Organ donation for transplantation is a complex area often making it difficult for healthcare professionals to access time-critical information when it matters most. The Irish Organ Donation Handbook application is aimed at healthcare professionals in Ireland involved in the process of organ donation. It contains all key information about the entire process in a [...]
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