Thanks Thelma for sharing your experience as a nurse sent to work on Critical Care during the Covid surge. It is so important for us in Critical Care to understand the challenges you have faced and how we can help in the future. #Lessonslearnt CriticalCareNetwork

Last study day for the Regional Critical Care Modules for Nurses working in our ITUs across the East of England...what a journey it has been for all of us since we started in September 2019! Thanks you to students, educators, lecturers, AHPs, Network team 😃

And we are starting again...a little different this year with all lectures/seminars/activities online...second run of our innovative collaborative Regional Critical Care Nursing Course ....Welcome to all of the students!!

Well, day 1 of the second run of the Regional Critical Care Course...learnt a lot from the previous cohort and I want to thank the Year 1 students for teaching me so much! Let’s hope I make them proud with the changes I have made for the second run! Roll on Year 2

A migrant is more likely to be the doctor treating you, than being ahead of you in the A&E queue. RT if you support each and every member of NHS staff who has come from all over the globe and risked their lives for us during the pandemic 💙 @WorkersNHS #OverseasNHSWorkersDay

Can’t wait to go to ICS SOA - debriefing is such an important part of supporting ICU staff.

Version 3 of our National Standards for Adult Critical Care Nurse Education has been released today - will circulated far and wide and available to download here cc3n.org.uk/uploads/9/8/4/… thank you to everyone who helped with this document 🙏

Waiting for the train and embarking on a fun and informative 3 days at ICS SOA win Birmingham. Can’t wait! Looking forward to catch up F2F with my colleagues at CC3N/CCNERF.

Fantastic session discussing the 4 pillars. What is research? It is not just RCTs, it starts from EBP, the inquisitive mind of a practitioner to find out why we do what we do and question it! Research is for everyone Intensive Care Society 💙

Delighted to be attending the ICS SOA with my fellow co-chair for CCNERF. Fantastic learning and networking opportunity. Intensive Care Society 💙 CriticalCareNetwork CC3N Mary Meeks 💙💛

I’m Now an emotional wreck. After listening to a Vision of a garden. Seeing Peter still up and singing. But really reflecting on what the pandemic meant for healthcare professionals. What we dealt with as a team, to support our patients. Feeling very pensive. #timeToReflect

Happy ICU Rehabilitation Day 2023 #ICURehabDay23 here are the Royal Papworth Hospital NHS FT 💙 Physiotherapy team ready to celebrate the day. Watch out to see some #rehablegends patients and members of the MDT #RehabisCritical 🚶‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️ 🚲 💪

Our 2020/2021 cohort of the Management of the Critically Ill Adult Blended Learning course have graduated! Lovely ceremony at UEA - great to see them and celebrate their achievement! And I must admit than I am more than a little but proud…CriticalCareNetwork

Check out the John Farman ICU and the NCCU MDT celebrating International ICU Rehab day! #rehabiscritical

Thank you Professor Prof Alison Leary 💙#ProtectNurse for joining our workforce podcast at Intensive Care Society 💙 with ProfLouiseR Jo-anne Fowles and Sarah Shipley 💙

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