The Science of Improvement as It Relates to Quality in the ICU - Kevin Rooney Improving the Evidence for Improving Healthcare- Mary Dixon-Woods GIRFT: Tackling Variations in Quality- Anna Batchelor Panel Conversation and Questions- Kevin Rooney, Mary Dixon- Woods & Anna Batchelor

After experiencing the most intense period of work, our critical care nurse workforce need us to consider their needs carefully right now. In this webinar we explore individual, team and systems factors at play, and discuss how to sustain and protect our nursing workforce for the future. Presentation: Dr Julie Highfield, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and National Wellbeing Director, ICS Panel Discussion: Julie Platten Network Manager & CC3N Chair Catherine Plowright BACCN National Board Member

Corticosteroid Response and Gene Expression in Septic Shock (CRESS) Trial- David Antcliffe Spironolactone for Survivors of Critical Illness (SSCILL)- Mansoor Bangash Small Volume Resuscitation and Supplementation with Hyperoncotic Albumin in Septic Shock (SWIPE-2)- Jonathan Bannard-Smith The Use of Mucoactive Drugs for Critically Ill Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure in Intensive Care- Bronwen Connolly Improving Mental Health Outcomes in Family Members of Critically Ill Patients with Family Support and Engagement Intervention- Valerie Page

Ruth Endacott, Kate Tantam, Natalie Pattison, Liz Staveacre & Jo-Anne Fowles Presenting four bitesize topics exploring and debating the ‘Power of Nurses’, in contributing to the achievement of ICS values and strategic priorities: 1) Increasing the influence of nurses in critical care 2) Wake up to networking in your region! 3) Be inspired by the #rehablegend campaign 4) Post Registration nurse education – a funding dilemma?

YouTube webinar on the above.

Cholesterol Therapy-Mervyn Singer Troponin in Critical Care Patients and Outcomes-Anne marie Docherty Targeting the Vasculature in Sepsis: A Means or an End?-Simon Lambden The Right Heart in Critical Illness-Susanna Price Panel Conversation and Questions-Mervyn Singer, Annemarie Docherty, Simon Lambden & Susanna Price

After experiencing the most intense period of work, our critical care nurse workforce need us to consider their needs carefully right now. In this webinar we explore individual, team and systems factors at play, and discuss how to sustain and protect our nursing workforce for the future. Presentation: Dr Julie Highfield, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and National Wellbeing Director, ICS Panel Discussion: Julie Platten Network Manager & CC3N Chair Catherine Plowright BACCN National Board Member

Webinar on the above released in July 2020. 

This webinar will explore and explain the recent legislative change to organ donation consent in England, and the impact of the pandemic on the process and practise of organ donation and transplant in the UK.

Hearing staff stories from the front line, and making sense of the range of our emotional reactions to the pandemic. We will consider how staff feel about what next, how to take care of themselves and each other. You will also hear more about the ICS national wellbeing campaign.