Airway

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Predicting the difficult airway

From BJA Education:

• Tracheostomy management

• Iatrogenic airway injury

• Suxamethonium or rocironium for rapid sequence induction of anaesthesia

Cardiology

From Intensive Care Medicine:

• Adjuvant therapy in acute heart failure

From BJA Education:

• Diastolic dysfunction in anaesthesia and critical care

• Clinical presentation and management of right ventricular dysfunction

• Mitral valve and mitral valve disease

• Heart failure—pathophysiology and inpatient management

Electrolytes & Fluids

From BJA Education:

• Phosphate homeostasis in critical care

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Assessment of intravascular fluid status and fluid responsiveness during mechanical ventilation in surgical and intensive care patients

Endocrine

From BJA Education:

• Endocrine problems in the critically ill part 1: diabetes and glycaemic control

• Endocrine problems in the critically ill part 2: endocrine emergencies

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• The adult patient with hyponatraemia

Gastroenterology

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain

• Oesophageal injury

Haematology

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Management of haemorrhage in major trauma

• Uses of tranexamic acid

From BJA Education:

• Platelets for anaesthetists - part 1: physiology and pathology

• Platelets for anaesthetists - part 2: pharmacology

From British Journal of Anaesthesia:

• Cryoprecipitate therapy

• Emergency care of patients receiving non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants

Immunology

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Haemophagocytic syndrome in intensive care: The great pretender

• Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

Infectious diseases

From BJA Education:

• Tropical medicine and Anaesthesia; part 1 - maleria, TB, Chagas’ disease, Endomyocardial fibrosis

• Tropical medicine and Anaesthesia; part 2 - Hydatid disease, Amoebiasis , Schistosomiasis , Lymphatic filariasis, Brucellosis , Ascariasis , Buruli ulcers , Noma

From British Journal of Anaesthesia:

• Managing malaria in the intensive care unit

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Fungal infections and critically ill adults

From Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Managing acute central nervous system infections in the UK adult intensive care unit in the wake of UK encephalitis guidelines

Medico-legal

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Medico-legal issues for intensivists caring for children in a District General Hospital

• And whatsoever I shall see or hear . . . I will never divulge. Confidentiality and disclosure for intensivists

Monitoring

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Broader applications of arterial pressure wave form analysis

Nephrology

From Intensive Care Medicine:

• The 10 false beliefs in adult critical care nephrology

From BJA Education:

• Renal replacement therapy in critical care

Neurology

From BJA Education:

• Monitoring the brain

• Introduction to interpretation of the EEG in intensive care

• Prognostication of patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

• Autonomic nervous system: anatomy, physiology, and relevance in anaesthesia and critical care medicine

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Cerebral physiology

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Predicting outcome after traumatic brain injury

• Multimodal cerebral monitoring in traumatic brain injury

• Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis: an intensive care perspective

Nutrition

From BJA Education:

• Nutrition in critical care

Ophthalmology

From Journal of Intensive Care Society:

• Eye Care in the Intensive care unit

Organ Donation

From Anaethesia.uk tutorial of the week archive:

• Brainstem death

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Ethicolegal aspects of organ donation

Pharmacology

From Anaethesia.uk tutorial of the week archive:

• Serotonin syndrome

• Malignant hyperthermia

From BJA Education:

• Dexmedetomidine: its use in intensive care medicine and anaesthesia

• Local anaesthetic systemic toxicity

• Analgesia in intensive care: part 1

• Analgesia in intensive care: part 2

From British Journal of Anaesthesia:

• Propofol infusion syndrome

From Critical care:

• Minimizing catecholamines and optimizing perfusion

From Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Drug induced hyperthermia in critical care

• Vasopressin in septic shock

Physiotherapy

From Continuing Education in Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain:

• Respiratory physiotherapy in the critical care unit

Radiology

From BJA Education:

• Radiological investigations in neuroanaesthesia and neurocritical care - MRI

• CT of the chest part 1 - basic principles

• CT of the chest part 2 - clinical applications

Respiratory

From Anaethesia.UK articles on:

• ARDS – Definition and Pathophysiology

• ARDS – Introduction to Management

• ARDS - High or low PEEP?

• ARDS - Prone Positioning

From RICON:

• Air embolus; a constant threat to the critically ill patient

• Introdcution to the interpretation of ABG

• What is ARDS - A Basic Introduction

• Treatment approaches to patients with ARDS

• Volume control ventilation in ARDS for nurses & trainees

From BJA Education:

• High flow nasal oxygen therapy

• Humidification in anaesthesia and critical care

• Smoke inhalation injury

• A practical approach to one lung ventilation

• Use of capnography in the critical care unit

• Physiology and conduct of pulmonary function tests

• Critical care management of pulmonary hypertension

• Rib fracture management

• Physiology of oxygen transport

From British Journal of Anaesthesia:

• High-flow nasal oxygen therapy in intensive care and anaesthesia

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Oxygen therapy in critical illness: friend or foe? A review of oxygen therapy in

  selected acute illnesses

From Intensive Care Medicine

• Prone position in ARDS patients: why, when, how and for whom

Rheumatology

From BJA Education:

• Rheumatological conditions in critical care

Surgery

From Anaethesia.uk tutorial of the week archive:

• Intra-abdominal compartment syndrome

Transfer

From BJA Education:

• Transfer of the critically ill patient

From The Journal of the Intensive Care Society

• Acute mesenteric ischaemia