Join us for a series of events organised by our Pharmacy Professional Advisory Group.
This session will provide an educational overview of the use of peripheral noradrenaline in critical care including the evidence supporting its use, potential benefits and its limitations.
Relevant clinical governance requirements, patient indicators and common clinical scenarios where peripheral noradrenaline maybe appropriate will be discussed.
Practical challenges will be explored using a worked prescription examples and a case study, alongside discussion of safe administration and monitoring practices for nursing and medical staff including extravasation concerns.
The session will conclude with an open question-and-answer segment to encourage multidisciplinary discussion and clarify local practice considerations.
This webinar aims to:
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Consultant in Anaesthesia, Prehabilitation and Intensive Care Medicine, Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer Imperial College London

Critical Care Nurse
I have been a nurse for 17 years, with nine years experience working within the Deteriorating Adult Response Team (DART), following a background in intensive care. I'm currently the Emergency Department lead for DART, with particular interests in sepsis management and the safe use of peripheral noradrenaline. In 2022 I led the rollout and education of peripheral noradrenaline use within the Emergency Department, supporting the development of safe and effective practice in the management of deteriorating patients.

Critical Care Pharmacist
Sarraa is a Critical Care Pharmacist and an NIHR Doctoral Fellow with a specialist interest in the pharmacokinetics of antimicrobials in critically ill patients. Her doctoral research focuses on understanding how critical illness and continuous renal replacement therapy influence drug disposition, with the aim of optimising antimicrobial dosing and potentially improving patient outcomes.

Critical Care Pharmacist
Sarah was elected to the Pharmacist Professional Advisory Group of the Intensive Care Society in 2021, and represents the PAG on the Intensive Care Society’s Education Committee.
Sarah has worked in the hospital Pharmacy sector for 20 years, commencing her critical care pharmacy career in Adult & Paediatric ECMO in 2009. She is now an Advanced Pharmacist Practitioner in Intensive Care at the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, and the clinical lead for a team of pharmacists and technicians, covering Intensive Care, Theatres, Anaesthetics, Pain and Sleep, across the three Leicester Hospitals.
Sarah has a broad range of clinical experience, which she is keen to expand on through her Advanced Practice journey, and is an active member of the national ECMO Pharmacists Group, and the East Midlands Critical Care Pharmacy Network
Consultant in Anaesthesia, Prehabilitation and Intensive Care Medicine, Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer Imperial College London
Dr Mike O’Connor is a Consultant in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine in North West London and an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London. He leads the Critical Care Outreach Service and has specialist interests in perioperative medicine, cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET), prehabilitation, and the care of the critically ill patient. He has led the development of services across perioperative assessment, critical care outreach, and patient optimisation, with a particular focus on improving outcomes through evidence-based, multidisciplinary care.
Alongside his clinical practice, Michael is actively involved in research, quality improvement, and medical education. His work has focused on perioperative risk stratification, prehabilitation, critical care service development, and the ethical and practical challenges of intensive care medicine, including treatment escalation, shared decision-making, and end-of-life care.
Michael is a regular speaker at regional and national meetings and is committed to translating research and policy into practical improvements in frontline intensive care.
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