Welcome to ESBICM® – Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine!
We are an organization dedicated to transforming the delivery of intensive care worldwide by providing Freely Accessible Bedside Intensive Care Education to all healthcare professionals involved in the care of critically ill patients.
The “BEDSIDE” in ESBICM® symbolizes the art of clinical examination, data interpretation, and diagnosis at the patient’s bedside. This plays a crucial role in managing critically ill patients in the ICU. ESBICM® aims to revive this essential skill in Intensive Care Units, which often takes a backseat with the rapid evolution of modern medicine. Our goal is to ensure that better and critical care is provided not only in well-equipped centres but also in the small and most remote ICUs around the world, where modern facilities are often lacking.
To learn more about our mission and activities, please read the “Our Story” page. We warmly welcome you once again to this inspiring journey of learning with ESBICM® – the Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine! Thank you for being a valued part of our community.
Notice Board
Recent posts
- An Update on the The MechVent Course: Selections Are In! Sep 2
- How to Read a Paper: The Intensivist’s Guide to Medical Statistics Aug 13
- Important Notice: Email Issues with Hotmail, MSN and Outlook Addresses Oct 19
- RegularCrisis is now “The ICU Channel” May 31
- Recommended books to read in ICU Oct 17
- RegularCrisis listed among the top 45 medical channels of the world! Oct 10
Keeping up with the latest research is essential, but time is valuable for busy professionals. To help its members, ESBICM is creating a new Critical Care Trials Database designed to simplify and clarify the most important studies in our field. Each summary will focus on methodology, key outcomes, and practical takeaways for your clinical practice.
Your expertise is vital. What landmark trials or recent studies do you believe should be included? Help us build this essential resource by sending your recommendations to academics[at]esbicm.org or filling this form here. (To stay informed on the database’s progress and its launch, join the ESBICM Newsletter (Google Group)).