• Value-Based Outcomes in Critical Care Recovery: The Voice of Relatives

    In recent years, value-based healthcare has been endorsed by policymakers and clinical practice initiatives. Consequently, there is a need to engage patients and their relatives in identifying value and working jointly with professionals in new ways of delivering high-quality care. In this article, we present which value-based outcomes, here sta1

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  • Value-Based Critical Care

    Value-based critical care is a transformative approach in intensive care that aims to improve patient outcomes while optimising resource utilisation and reducing unnecessary costs. It emphasises the delivery of the best possible care tailored to individual patient needs, while aligning clinical practice with outcomes that matter most to patients 1

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  • Palliative Care AI: Creation to ICU Implementation

    Implementing an AI screening tool in our ICU for palliative care consults streamlined early alignment of treatment with patient goals, decreased futile interventions, and demonstrated scalable, value-based, patient-centric critical care delivery.   Introduction This special edition of Value-Based Critical Care highlights innovative 1

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  • Status Asthmaticus: The Art of Ventilating

    Recognising the mechanisms of air trapping that cause status asthmaticus can help optimise the setting of invasive mechanical ventilation. This article provides an academic visual summary to facilitate understanding.   Introduction Status asthmaticus can be life-threatening. Invasive mechanical ventilation is one of the therapeutic ac1

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  • Making Paediatric and Neonatal Transport Safer

    A five-dimensioned quality management plan has been developed to make the paediatric and neonatal transport safer in a family-centred care model. The goal is to move towards excellence in care.   Introduction The Emergency Medical System (known in Spanish as the Sistema de Emergencias Médicas, SEM) is part of CatSalut, the Catalan Hea1

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  • What if Patients or Families Are ‘One of Us’? Equity in Critical Care

    When we clinicians find ourselves as critically ill patients or visiting family members, the dynamic changes. We often receive more detailed information, additional treatments, extended visiting hours, and other privileges. But is that truly fair?   Introduction It is very stressful and challenging for both patients and families to be1

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  • Airway Management in Patients With Acute Traumatic Brain Injury: An Evidence-Based Approach

    This review highlights airway management in traumatic brain injury, focusing on strategies to prevent secondary brain injury. Key interventions include advanced preoxygenation, haemodynamic stabilisation, cautious sedation, selective use of prehospital intubation or supraglottic devices, protective ventilation, and early antibiotic prophylaxis t1

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  • Traumatic Rhabdomyolysis in Critically Ill Patients: Current Concepts and Clinical Strategies

    Traumatic rhabdomyolysis is a clinical and biochemical syndrome frequently encountered in the intensive care unit, characterised by skeletal muscle necrosis and the release of intracellular components such as myoglobin, creatine kinase, and electrolytes into the bloodstream. Trauma-induced muscle injury may result from crush injuries, compartmen1

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  • Upcoming Events/Courses/Congresses

    For a full listing of events visit  https://iii.hm/icuevents2025   AUG 1-3 8th Annual Anesthesiology Update 2025 Michigan, USA https://iii.hm/1vzf   7-8 11th International Congress on Trauma, Critical Care & Emergency Medicine Paris, France https://iii.hm/1vzg   15-17 APICS 2025 – Asia Pacific Intensi1

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  • Pancreatic Stone Protein: A Novel Biomarker for Sepsis Management in Critical Care

    Sepsis remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in intensive care units (ICUs), exacerbated by delays in diagnosis and inadequate risk stratification. Despite advances in critical care, conventional biomarkers like procalcitonin (PCT) and C-reactive protein (CRP) often fail to provide timely or specific detection. Pancreatic Stone Prot1

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