Our members are often involved in research projects which require contributions from members of the whole multi-professional team.
We're glad to be able to support research in intensive care at all levels and often make research opportunities available to our members.
You can find open opportunites to participate below, or can get in touch with our Research team to let us know about yours.
SGLT2 inhibitors ("flozins") are increasingly prescribed for heart failure and chronic kidney disease, yet there is no consensus on whether to continue or withhold them when patients are admitted to intensive care.
FLO-CRIT is a short, anonymous survey exploring how intensive care clinicians currently manage these medications and their views on the associated uncertainties whether they would support future studies in this area.
We warmly invite consultants, trainees, pharmacists and advanced critical care practitioners to take part.
The survey takes around 5 minutes and will help inform future prospective research.
You are invited to take part in a research project supported by CICM and CERSI-AI.
The aim of this study is to identify and prioritise the most important opportunities for applying artificial intelligence (AI) to the clinical practice of intensive care.
Your responses will help shape a final list of top priorities to guide future research, development and investment in AI across the specialty.
The survey is open to clinical ICU staff (doctors, nurses, ACCPs, AHPs and pharmacists).
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