Editor–I very much enjoyed the fascinating review on the history and future of intensive care
units (ICUs)(Clin Med August 2014 pp 376–9) but wanted to highlight two points. Firstly, the …

Dear Editor, We read with interest the Special Article by Rubulotta et al.[1] on the
development and future of intensive care medicine (ICM) in Europe. In our view, some of the …

Dear Editor, I read with interest the article by Prisco and colleagues on intensive care
medicine (ICM) training across the European Union [1]. I agree with the authors that a …

As a foundation year 2 (FY2) doctor with an interest in medical education, who recently
enjoyed a fourmonth intensive care medicine (ICM) rotation, the article by Blair and Baldwin …

Intensive care medicine (ICM) is the science and art of preventing, caring for, and curing
acutely ill patients. The specialty originated from the need to provide technology-centered …

JICS Volume 12, Number 4, October 2011 265 option, but that an increasing proportion of
trainees will opt for the single-CCT ICM programme as the specialty matures. Either way, the …

Critical care is an essential cog in the functioning of all acute hospitals. A major emphasis on
professionalism with the launch of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM), and …

Critical Care Medicine www. ccmjournal. org 2021 of aspects, not least because it used an
international grounded approach to defining specialist competencies, and incorporated the …

Only a few of us will ever forget that overwhelming feeling when we entered the intensive
care unit (ICU) for the very first time as young doctors. Every year, more and more doctors …

In 2018, we reported (1) on changes in temperature management and associated outcomes
for cardiac arrest patients admitted to Australian and New Zealand (ANZ) ICUs following …