Who’s excited for the upcoming PCiCC conference on 12th June 2025? Tickets selling fast… don’t forget to get yours at pcicc.co.uk

Yesterday’s webinar lead by Jamie Gross was fantastic! Digging deep into components of high quality communication. Have you considered how your emotional intelligence may play a role? We will share the recording in our Members’ area soon! Save the date for the next one 👇

Our next free webinar is almost here! Wednesday 26th March 18:15 GMT Professor Christopher Cox joins us to discuss experiences conducting influential clinical trials within ICU-based palliative care including tackling terminology Join us for some interactive discussion!

Happy to hear there’s buzzing conversation about palliative care in the intensive care unit at @PCCongress. Sad not to be there this time!

Who’s joining us this Wednesday? Head to epcin.uk and the webinar link is in our free members’ area. We aim to build a network of those interested in palliative and end-of-life care in the ICU, so while you’re there, why not say hello on our discussion board 👋?

Last few tickets on sale for the inaugural Palliative Care in Critical Care conference on 12th June in Southampton. Great day of speakers and education, open to all health workers! pcicc.co.uk Carol Davis Stephanie Meddick-Dyson EPCIN #palliativecare #icu

We can’t wait at PCiCC… under a month until the conference in Southampton! It’s been so popular we’ve opened up more tickets 🎉. Last 2 weeks to get them. More details and tickets visit pcicc.co.uk Carol Davis EPCIN D Harvie

Our co-chair Stephanie Meddick-Dyson will be joining a panel of experts at #SOA25 to discuss how ICU palliative care is more than end-of-life care. What does the research tell us, and what have we learnt from clinical practice? Join us on the 2nd July 4pm BST

Final days before ticket sales close (1st June) for the great educational conference celebrating #criticalcare and #palliativecare at the PCiCC conference pcicc.co.uk

Join #SOA25 experts as they explore early integration, parallel planning & improving support for patients with chronic illness. 📅 1–3 July 2025 📍 ICC Birmingham & online ics.ac.uk/soa #CriticalCare #PalliativeCare

48hours to go…. SOLD OUT! delegates from all over UK&Ireland attending…. We can’t wait! Carol Davis D Harvie EPCIN @cathymac40 Stephanie Meddick-Dyson Sam Clark #palliativecare #criticalcare

Great talk on research models in Palliative Care in Critical Care from Stephanie Meddick-Dyson and Sam Clark from EPCIN #PCiCC25

A so well deserved standing ovation for Carol Davis after sharing highlights from her wonderful career pioneering the way for collaborative palliative care in the ICU #PCiCC25

The Intensive Care Society welcomes the important report published by the Palliative Care Commission - we believe there is significant potential to improve how palliative care is delivered within intensive care settings. Read our full statement below👇 bit.ly/pallcarecommis…

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We then discuss how palliative care and ICU are so interdependent, as we treat more and more sick patients with advanced disease. We are talking to Aoife Abbey, Katerina Rusinova and Stephanie Meddick-Dyson. Their session is on 2 July at 16:00

Great editorial in Intensive Care Medicine 👏

My absolute pleasure to talk about palliative care in the ICU at this year’s Intensive Care Society 💙 #SOA2025. It makes me very happy to see how much traction the conversation is getting and the eagerness from both palliative and intensive care to learn and grow.

Lovely framework for escalation on patients. Use of the ‘balancing box’ makes decisions patient specific. Morally difficult to make these critical decisions Intensive Care Society 💙 #SOA25

We are pleased to share new guidance on “The Decision Making and Transfer of Critically Ill Adults to Their Preferred Place of Death” – providing a framework to help healthcare teams navigate one of the most sensitive and important decisions in end-of-life care.