and always remember, free palestine.

I really appreciated that these trials are considered important and valuable contributions to our knowledge base - it feels like entering a new era from 20 years ago when that really wasn't the attitude we were taught to have.

Congratulations to the #CCR and Alfred Team for a great #CCRdownunder Things I really appreciated: the thoughtfulness of art, music, and culture surrounding us, not a single 'manel', welcoming of babies, and the direct request to stop pontification dressed up as questioning

#whamageddon damn you Virgin Airlines!!

All you can do each day is ask yourself “Is my personal integrity intact?” Not just in terms of how you conduct yourself, but your personal integrity towards others. Every day I live my life by answering this fundamental question of myself. Indeed and ironically being capable

🚀100,000 downloads and counting! A huge thank you to parents and early years professionals all over the British Isles for trusting our app to support the youngest generation. Here's to even more growth and impact! Download here 👉50thingstodo.org/download #Milestone #EarlyYears

Great article! Can't quite Lancet thought the original wasn't relevant 🙄 certainly been a change in my time of practice to 'give steroids for threatened labour and repeat as needed' to 'wait until you're SURE and only give once'

Fabulous expert feedback from pediatric ENT surgeon @SebRanguis on the emergency infant tracheotomy workflow we developed for our emergency medicine & prehospital & retrieval medicine teams All serious front line resuscitationists should have a plan for pediatric CICO scenarios

The way the algorithms keep us hemmed into a handful of news stories has really been bothering me recently irishtimes.com/opinion/2025/0…

This by Archie Bland is the best writing I've read this year. A beautifully written, utterly honest, powerfully visceral and often disarmingly funny story of his brilliant son Max and "Sids interrupted" theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

This is a phenomenal piece of writing; vulnerable and honest, and with many lessons on communication for those of us who with these families

Amazing piece of work by Simon Craig & colleagues A caregiver's concern their child is getting worse is an independent risk factor for ICU admission A number of really important take-aways from this study so it isn't mis-interpreted. Thread 1/n 🧵 thelancet.com/journals/lanch…

If you want to learn more about neonatal & paediatric ECG & arrhytmias, this is an amazing course! Venu Gopalan

As a PICU doc who’s cared for the bravest families who have donated their beloved children’s organs & those who gratefully receive them, let me firmly state that when I die you may take any little bit of me that might make the smallest difference in someone else’s life #optin

Hot off the press in ICU Management! Integrating #MusicTherapy into the adult #ICU & #PedsICU through the lens of the #A2FBundle! healthmanagement.org/c/icu/issueart… #openaccess #FOAM #ICURehab

It’s not about holding the Government to account; it’s about holding those to account who are receiving millions in funding and who is deciding on the funding allocation. A few basic questions; 1. Why does funding not insist that programs are measuring risk reduction as an

Incredible scenes in #Sydney right now. People have obviously had enough. #MarchForHumanity

It’s changeover day when the doctors start jobs, so here’s a belated reminder of this gem from Dr Philip Lee.

I wrote about not having children and my mother's advice on why you should (or should not) have children either for The Guardian The Guardian Guardian Opinion theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

From 26–30 Sept 2026, Melbourne hosts the 13th World Congress of WFPICCS with ANZICS ACCCN Intensive Care ASM. 🌍 Global meeting for paediatric & adult critical care. 🎤 Keynotes, research, innovation, collaboration. 🔗 Learn more: wfpiccs2026intensivecareasm.com