The official YouTube channel of ESBICM
The ICU Channel ...sharing what’s critical
Established on 9th July 2020, ESBICM initially made its YouTube presence known as ‘Bedside Intensive Care’, which later transitioned to ‘RegularCrisis’ and finally to its current name, ‘The ICU Channel’, on 27th May 2022.
The channel was launched as a platform to upload and share the regular physical classes conducted by Dr. Ankur Gupta in the ICU, recorded due to the COVID pandemic. Over time, these videos proved beneficial to doctors and nurses in other hospitals, states, and even countries. As the demand for additional lectures grew, the channel expanded its offerings. The pivotal moment came when an emergency resident saved a patient’s life after watching one of these videos. This event inspired the decision to create a dedicated educational channel for doctors, nurses and paramedics working in Intensive Care. Thus, “The ICU Channel” became the official YouTube channel of ESBICM.
- 9 July 2020
- 27 May 2022
- 150+ countries
- 60 million+

WHERE TO WATCH
On YouTube you'll find the full lectures, in-depth sessions, live streams and more.
At the patient's bedside
An early recording: the thought process of a round, taught at the patient's side.
In the ICU room
An early recording: ventilator graphs, taught in the ICU room and on the machine.
Info regarding FCCCM NMC statusThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
#icushort 643: BiPAP / BPAP / BIPAP / NIV / NIPPVThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
#icushort 642: What should be the duration of inspiratory pause on mechanical ventilatorThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
Seats approved for 2 years FCCCM fellowship in our institutionThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
#icushort 641: VASSPR trial 2026: Early vs late vasopressin in septic shockThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
#icushort 640: PRoFLUID study 2026 and creep fluidThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
Important update on EDIC part 1 examination slotsThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
How do better utilise a conference (including international)…Do you all want a series on itThe ICU Channel by ESBICM
#icushort 639: Should we give 2nd course of IVIG in GBS and Treatment related fluctuations (TRF)The ICU Channel by ESBICM