Many of these resources have been rapidly developed within the midst of increasing pressure on Critical Care capacity during COVID 19. They not meant to replace any formal training or education but can be used as a refresher or broad guide to the care of an intensive care patient. It is recognised that each patient’s care is individual and you should work within your own scope of professional practice and within your organisations policies and protocols.
Induction Package for Non-Critical Care Staff into the Critical Care Unit
UKCCNA - Accountability, delegation and indemnity for the coronavirus adult critical care surge
Appendix A: Accountability and delegation case studies
Appendix A: Accountability and delegation case studies
QUICK LOOK GUIDES - developed by CC3N
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ESICM C19 SPACE is funded by the European Commission for the training of multidisciplinary healthcare professionals not regularly working in ICUs, to give extra support to ICUs during the COVID-19 pandemic.The aim of the programme is to increase the amount of healthcare staff that could be deployed at a time when there is a need for rapid, temporary and significant scale-up of ICU capacity. Click on the logo to register.
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HEE funded presentations by Huddersfield University: Covid 19 : Critical Care Skills for non-critical care.
Includes :
Includes :
- Arterial Blood Gases
- Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) and Prone Positioning
- Invasive Access in Critical Care: Care of Central Venous Catheters and Arterial Lines
- Navigating the Intensive Care Unit
- Transmission and infection control
- End of Life Care
- Management of Acute Respiratory Symptoms
- Auscultation and Respiratory Assessment
University of Bradford's Emergency Critical Care Training commissioned by HEE in response to the healthcare crisis related to the COVID-19 pandemic Includes:
These videos have been developed by Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust as a brief overview of the Intensive Care Patient.
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing 1
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing 2
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Airway
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Breathing
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Circulation
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Disability
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Exposure 1
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Exposure 2
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing 1
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing 2
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Airway
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Breathing
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Circulation
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Disability
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Exposure 1
Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing - Exposure 2
Additional Resources you may find useful :
BACCN are also offering free access to their COVID resources
Non-Invasive Ventilation Tutorial
What would Florence do? New to ICU
e-Learning for Healthcare Platform - London Transformation and Learning
RCN - Introducing Critical Care Programme
Future Learn - COVID 19 Critical Care Understanding & Application
Non-Invasive Ventilation Tutorial
What would Florence do? New to ICU
e-Learning for Healthcare Platform - London Transformation and Learning
RCN - Introducing Critical Care Programme
Future Learn - COVID 19 Critical Care Understanding & Application
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COVID-19 ICU Remote Learning Course - one-day online training in COVID-19 intensive care for non-ICU staff. Course covers ICU monitoring and interpretation, Basic good ICU care, Mechanical ventilation, Management of Acute Respiratory, Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Vasoactive and sedative drugs
COVID-19 ICU Remote Learning Course - Rehabilitation - one-day online training in COVID-19 intensive care for non-ICU staff. Course covers - Tracheostomies and weaning, Intensive care unit acquired weakness, Early mobilisation, Nutrition, The psychological impact of critical care, Delirium, Goal setting and writing a rehab plan
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