ICUSteps Ipswich

03/02/2026

Our Turning Rehab Recommendations into Reality study day is nearly here – check out just a few highlights of the programme below👇

Book your spot now for Wednesday 11 February while places remain as we spend the day uncovering a future roadmap to rehabilitation for the entire multiprofessional team.

bit.ly/rehabstudyday

02/02/2026

What does delirium actually feel like for patients with sepsis?

Delirium and subsyndromal delirium are often described clinically, but far less often through the patient’s own lived experience. This study shifts the lens to the body and mind as experienced from within.

🔗 https://doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70256

BACCN British Association of Critical Care Nurses

31/01/2026

Next steps is 4th February when we welcome the resuscitation team to give us a session on basic life support, starting at 6pm

We recognise this can be an emotive topic so if you’d rather not take part but come for a chat then join us at 7pm.

Looking forward to seeing you all

Dates for your diary 2026

We are building an exciting agenda with topics, activities and speakers.

These will be advertised nearer the time

30/01/2026

Podcasts can boost your wellbeing in so many ways. We have lots of free wellbeing podcasts which cover a variety of topics, and are ready for you to listen to whenever you're ready!🎧 🎙️

Give them a here listen on our website 👉 wellbeingnands.co.uk/suffolk/podcasts/

30/01/2026

As part of our Mental Wellness Programme we have another Relaxation session with Jo on Monday 9th February
Whatever your experience of Critical Care patient, relative or staff member you're welcome to join us
Email info@cc-sn.org for more details

29/01/2026

Your voice matters when it comes to priorities for Intensive Care (ICU) research.

In Autumn, the Intensive Care Society heard from over 500 patients, family members and healthcare professionals about questions they believed research should answer.

This list has been reviewed and condensed into 59 summary questions, which includes:

▪️Access and admission to ICU
▪️Diagnosis, treatments and support, and
▪️Outcoms in ICU and/or during recovery

They now need you to decide which of these questions are the most important to you.

Who can take part?

✅ Adults (18+) living in the UK who have had an intensive care unit (ICU) stay.

✅ Family members, friends, or carers of a person who had an adult ICU stay (including those who have been bereaved).

✅ Healthcare professionals working with adults in ICU or with patients recovering after ICU (including rehabilitation and support services).

This work is funded by the Intensive Care Society and supported by the James Lind Alliance and the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).

Please take part and have your say > https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RSF93KS

24/01/2026

Navigate your feelings after a resuscitation attempt. Discover vital support resources to aid in your emotional recovery.

20/01/2026

Thank you for sharing ICUsteps Peterborough

A very insightful video about post intensive care syndrome

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2843898?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPcvjpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe9NNjFYFOoTt5GuI-cKB6HhicfHXSadbVCTX5-XaRrQ6-UTMwmkpTuQe1Itw_aem_wtV3-pTTxmSEksrX57GnPQ

This JAMA film documents the story of an intensive care unit survivor who developed post–intensive care syndrome (PICS), featuring interviews with clinicians and researchers to explore what PICS is, what causes it, and ways to help patients.

20/01/2026

From October to March we can’t make enough vitamin D from sunlight, so to keep bones and muscles healthy, it’s best to take a daily 10 microgram supplement of vitamin D. You can get vitamin D from most pharmacies and retailers.

➡️ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-and-minerals/vitamin-d/