A period in intensive care is known to negatively affect patients' long term physical, cognitive and psychiatric health, in what's known as… Read more »
Female enrollment into medical schools is increasing worldwide, but gender disparities persist in certain specialties, especially in critical care… Read more »
The collection and use of our personal data has come under increased scrutiny and public attention in recent years, the… Read more »
Social media is beginning to change the way that medicine is practiced. It has the power to engage people in public health and… Read more »
FOAM is described as a dynamic collection of resources and tools for lifelong learning in medicine, as well as being a community… Read more »
The way we communicate and learn has been revolutionized by technology. Almost all of us carry a smartphone these days, so we are… Read more »
Long stays in the intensive care unit (ICU) can cause a physical, cognitive and psychiatric impairment known as post-intensive… Read more »
2017 marks 15 years since the creation of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign, 10 years of the Sepsis Alliance and 5 years of World… Read more »
The notion that hospitalized patients can expect the same outcomes regardless of the day they are admitted has been increasingly… Read more »
September is Sepsis Awareness month. To mark the occasion we invited Marijke Vroomen Durning, Director of Content at Sepsis… Read more »