Our National Critical Care Conference provides a platform for ICU staff to listen, learn and engage with peers and sector leaders in a safe and secure environment, delegates benefit from live and interactive guest presentations, meet the supplier sessions, Q&A time and much more.

The Covid-19 outbreak has shown many aspects of the health and care system at its best. Health and care workers have responded with outstanding dedication and skill; clinicians and managers have gone above and beyond to rapidly develop new ways of delivering services safely; hospitals have joined forces to offer each other mutual aid and ensure the continued provision of essential services; and in some areas NHS, local government and other local services have worked together like never before to co-ordinate their responses and support communities. The crisis has also undermined public support for the NHS and for care staff. 

Critical care units have been at the front line in the response to Covid-19 and the NHS has taken unprecedented action to increase critical care capacity to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite this, the risk of critical care services being overwhelmed remains and has been cited as a major factor behind repeated regional and national lockdowns in England. Delivering sufficient critical care capacity goes beyond physical infrastructures – such as having more beds and equipment – and requires sufficient numbers of trained and available staff. The NHS Critical Care Summit: Future-Proofing ICU conference aims to celebrate the current efforts of ICU staff, in this time of unprecedented strain, via best practice and practical insight.

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