SAS Doctors make an essential contribution to Critical Care in Specialty, Associate Specialist and Specialist roles. This #SASWeek24 take the opportunity to tell us who they are in your unit, how you value and support them and what they do to make your ICUs better places to work.
Nominations for SAS PAG in ICS open now.Nominate yourself or someone who wants to make a difference..find out more from the link below👇
This is your chance to get your voice heard!!
https://t.co/oA8sGWnFKi
ICNARC is one of the greatest achievements of the UK critical care community- for 30 years they have audited and supported trials that have been of huge benefit to our population. And they’re still going strong!
A2B trial. Personally had great hopes for dexmedetomidine for sedation wean with delirium reduction 😔. Very interesting 🤔 results from this trial. #SOA24@ICS_updates
@RobJimFleming @drcolinm What are your thoughts on the Specialist role for SAS(formerly Associate Specialist) and progression to this from Specialty Doc?
Today's paper of the day is on bleeding management in patients with direct oral anticoagulants
https://t.co/JKgcYjlUQ5
Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2023
SAS doctors in England have spoken and delivered a decisive YES result in the indicative ballot.
The Government has written to us and offered to meet with us next week. We have accepted their offer and will continue to negotiate in good faith.
More 👇
https://t.co/ggPfHCjg0A
#SASdoctors are increasingly feeling undervalued and unrecognised, and it is vital our colleagues understand how much our pay has fallen over the past 15 years.
Read (and share!) the latest update from @drujjwalam https://t.co/paPmfS49BT
@ShravanNanda at #SOA23 Numbers of Speciality Doctors in ICM in the UK officially unknown but anecdotally similar to UK consultant numbers. Join the ICS (tick the right box) and ensure this is recognised!