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  1. 6 Dec 2017

    96% of UK ICUs have participated in clinical trials. Wow!

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  2. 6 Dec 2017

    Talking about feeding with and We fed our intubated military patients continuously by NGT including during surgery as they had very high metabolic demands due to severity of injuries.

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  3. 6 Dec 2017

    Thanks to everyone involved in - an excellent meeting

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  4. 6 Dec 2017

    absolutely great 1st conference, thought provoking, educational and inspiring

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  5. Jan 30

    and ‘18 followed the lead of making real efforts to promote diversity in speakers/chairs/panels. It takes one act to shake up the status quo and give lesser-heard people a chance. They then show they’re awesome - and get invited to speak elsewhere. Boom!

    Yo, fellow guys in tech. Next speaking gig you get offered, refer a female colleague instead. Just do it. Previously was giving ~25 talks/yr, last year I only did ~15. The other opps I passed on to new voices. Now several of them are regulars on speaking circuits.
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  6. 9 Dec 2017

    As a non-intensivist, I was struck by a meeting that engages with it's delegates, educates beyond the conference, reaches out to other specialties and strives for excellence. I was impressed. And hope to take those lessons into my own specialty

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  7. 6 Dec 2017

    Terrific! See bacteria in lung directly with new technology

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  8. 6 Dec 2017

    As an SHO I was taught by a consultant that time spent chatting with doctors from other specialties and building relationships was time well spent. Explicit permission to do this benefitted my patients and made it easier to get work done.

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  9. 9 Dec 2017

    As a medic in a non-acute specialty, hearing doctors/nurses from Manchester, Nice, London Bridge & Westminster share their experiences of dealing with a terror attack was v.powerful. Here are the notes I wrote-up from that session to share with my colleagues.

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  10. 6 Dec 2017

    Great conference.

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  11. 6 Dec 2017

    Absolute best things about have been camaraderie, idea sharing, fun & positivity of so many fantastic professionals from all disciplines in & out of ICU. Here’s to year of exciting progress and let’s do it all again Dec 2018!

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  12. 5 Dec 2017

    Above-cuff vocalisation can help speech and motivation in those you can't put the cuff down - we use it at the Bristol Royal Infirmary and seems to help.

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  13. 5 Dec 2017

    Contrast CT does not kill your kidneys great infographic by via

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  14. Mar 4

    Our talks from are FREE to download on our site Day 1 sessions now all uploaded Day 2 & 3 coming very soon

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  15. 5 Dec 2017

    New National Tracheostomy Safety Project website launched at the helping you . See

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  16. 10 Dec 2017

    Our summary of the amazing experience that was ⚡️ “ICSSOA2017/ATACC” by

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  17. 7 Nov 2017

    Heading to on 06.12.2017 make sure you attend ‘Women in critical care’ for a WICM update with @rosiebaruah

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  18. 5 Dec 2017

    sums up his talk

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  19. 6 Dec 2017

    ‘It’s not just about Doctors’! Outreach Nurses / AHPs have lead the way .....

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  20. 6 Dec 2017

    For those interested here are the slides highlighting the studies I discussed in the Respiratory Year in Review via

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