What basic things to know for working in ICU (real candidates experience)

#working_in_icu #theicuchannel

Many students/doctors ask this question to me what basic things one should know if he or she wants to work in ICU. So in the above video we have shared the experiences of a graduate and post graduate candidate and inputs of dr ankur (as an head of the ICU) to give some overview of the same question. Hope you all will find this useful .

The ICU Channel is a project by Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM) for providing forever free bedside intensive care education to doctors and nurses working in ICU & ED. Other than this channel, we provide the following streams of learning; have a look below, we would love to see you there.

2. Instagram:
On our instagram account we share ICU info cards form which you can grasp crucial tips and info while scrolling:

3. Telegram group of The ICU Channel and discussion group of ESBICM
A. The first group is channel type on which we keep posting the images/videos/updates and you can comment and discuss on those. This helps to keep discussion specific to that post and easy to track:
B. The second the ESBICM discussion group where you can also post and share your stuff/queries and can have discussion on that; also it’s a good way to remained connected with a personal touch.
If you have telegram app on your phone, simply search The ICU Channel by ESBICM or ESBICM and you can find us there.

This is a regular update library where you can access and ALSO contribute to it which remains helpful for all the learners for years to come.

5. ESBICM membership form with its own perks (free for doctors and nurses):

6. Livestream classes :
We conduct the free online classes on YouTube as well as zoom ; info of these is posted on telegram group and the YouTube community posts.

Playlists on The ICU Channel:
To make it simple, we have divided the content on the channel into 6 playlists as follows.

Playlists on The ICU Channel by ESBICM channel:

Brief Info:

1. ESBICM: Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine is an organization with the mission to change the way intensive care is delivered in the world today using this platform for providing FREE Bedside Intensive Care Education to every healthcare professional involved in care of critically ill patients.

Its vision is to strengthen the bedside intensive care even in the smallest and most remote ICU of the world.

3. The ICU Channel

We hope that this small effort of ours will be of some help to those working in ICU and emergency department. #theicuchannel

Thank you.
Dr. Ankur, Intensivist.
Founder President, ESBICM
Keep learning!

[iyervenkatachalam]

Intubation, Ventilator, ABG interpretation, Airway management, Fluids, antibiotics, Trauma, stroke, Cardiac, surgical, Lung and Neurological patients

[relaxedsoul]

Recently i have been watching your videos a lot and would like to thank you and all the team who have been providing us with such crisp and to the point information. Thank you sir and please do make a video about vaspressors and inotropes realting to their choices in different scenarios and how to add on or taper it.

[ZahidHussain-httw]

Thanks Ankur sir... your true mentor and Also a great teacher.... thank you so much 👍👍

[Flashdanceshorts]

Love you sir you are great may you live long and healthy life stay blassed

[drrajbhaiyarajput]

Really Helpful video for Doctors & ICU/ER Staff & others Who want to join ICU/ER .. Special thanks to Dr Ankur Gupta Sir & Team ..for providing such a great imp Knowledge...

[Ayurspeaks]

I exactly got what i wanted from this interview ! Thanks a lot sir

[vandanachawla]

Good evening sir
Thank you for your efforts to teach us.
Kindly make a detailed video on explaining ionotrops and vasopressor.

[whatsinaname]

You guys are good! Thank you all for doing this.

[renishlakhani]

Eagerly waiting for video on vasopressors and inotropes.

Thank you so much for sharing so much knowledge.
This is help us to serve better and save lives..
All credits goes to your efforts.!!

[dr.surbhigotecha]

Very important and useful topics sir..thnk you

[sbee]

As a JR back in 2020, I had the fortune to learn from Dr. Chandrahas during the COVID-19 pandemic. Admirable bedside manner, and is a very humble person. -- (Sahil)

[junaedibnreyaz]

Greeting and a big thank you to all the Dr team of ESBICM. You Dr's are sharing such a wonderful knowledge about icu but sir plz it is a humble request to include the concerned nurses or nurses also so that a team should be made and ready to act..🙏

[sarangjaiswal]

Thank you sir for this very informative video.

Happy new year to you sir and whole team.

[nihakhan]

Thank u sir for making this video on such an imp. Topic.

[dranamjan]

I started working in ICU n hdu during COVID, and I started watching Ur videos n it helped me alot in dealing with CPAP n bipap n ventilator settings, I have learned so much from u thanku so much Dr....GOD BLESS YOU

[dramjad]

Sir, you initially start Volume control mode or SiMV mode to ICU patients??🙏 Regards Dr Amjad Consultant anaesthetist from 🇵🇰

[sudheerbabu]

Everything ok I agree first conscious patient enter in to icu strengthen psychologically patient losses his stress responds to your treatment

[azar]

suggest some good books regarding antibiotics sir?

[ujjwalyadav]

Good to see a Senior and Junior in same frame otherwise its rare. PGs treat graduates like shit and make fun of them If they Lack in knowledge somewhere.

[yamaprameela]

Sir please can you suggest which book is best for to learn about ICU to the nurses