ESPA (European Society of Paediatric Anaesthesiology) genomför en enkätstudie om användande av neuromuskulär blockad. Läs mer och delta via deras hemsida:
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Påminnelse: delta i SFULAIs undersökning Ekokardiografi på IVA/Op i Sverige 2025
Delta i WICH-ICU (WIse CHoices in the ICU) studien – Kloka Kliniska Val inom intensivvården
Vill ni vara med och skapa evidens för framtidens intensivvård? Vi söker svenska intensivvårdsavdelningar som vill delta i WICH-ICU – en registerbaserad klusterrandomiserad studie som undersöker om Kloka Kliniska Val (KKV) kan införas utan att påverka patientutfall negativt.
Delta i CUPIDO-studien om behandling av ARDS
The CUrrent Practices of Intensive care for the management of acute respiratory Distress syndrome in EurOpe (CUPIDO) Study is a collaborative project between the University of Hamburg (Department of Intensive Care Medicine, UKE Hamburg-Eppendorf), the University of Trento (Center for Medical Sciences, Santa Chiara Hospital), the University of Genova, and the University of Amsterdam (Department of Intensive Care Medicine, Amsterdam UMC) as part of the PROtective VEntilation (PROVE) Network.
Delta i ESAIC-enkät om Toxic work environment
ESAIC driver en multinationell enkätstudie om Toxic work environment. Läs mer och delta här!
Delta i SCOPE: ESAIC-studie om Point of care-ultraljud vid hjärtstopp
ESAIC bedriver en enkätstudie om point-of-care-ultraljud i samband med handläggning av hjärtstopp i Europa, genom sitt forum Trauma & Resuscitation: ”SCOPE – Spread and COmpetency of Point-of-Care ultrasound in the management of cardiac arrest in Europe”. Läs med och delta via denna länk.
Delta i studie om CVK-inläggning och kateterspetskontroll
Dear colleagues,
For placing and confirming the correct position of central venous catheters (CVC) numerous techniques exist. In this anonymous, world-wide online-survey we want to learn more about these techniques and pertinent standard operating procedures (SOPs) followed in this context. This survey was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria, Europe.
Delta i enkätstudie om apnétest vid klinisk undersökning med direkta kriterier
The primary objective of the survey is to get insight into the present practice of apnea testing for patients with suspected brain death. However, the apnea test is part of nearly all protocols, implementation significantly differs among intensive care physicians. Results will provide a current state of the practice, which can support the determination of future acts to standardize the apnoea test process.
Please fill out the survey which takes only 6 minutes and qualify it. In case the survey meets your standards, we would be glad if you could support the administration in a way to send the survey to all registered members of your committee and your colleagues in your department. We are looking forward to hearing about your positive answer.
Link to IMAPing SUBDEP Survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewBhFvyxFRLk0Co2sRA4mIZi-QTHYDN-1OHmGHLwjTS6Avbg/viewform
Kind regards,
András Lovas
M.D., PhD, EDIC, EDAIC
Head of department
Kiskunhalas Semmelweis Teaching Hospital, University of Szeged
Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy
ESAIC-studie om palliativ vård och behandlingsbeslut i livets slutskede
Delta i ESAIC-studie om palliation och behandlingsbeslut inom intensivvård! Läs mer nedan och på länk till studien:
Palliative Care and end-of-life decisions are very important aspects of ICU practice.
We invite you to take part in an anonymous survey aimed to obtaining detailed information about European ICU clinicians` awareness of palliative care and relevant, local end-of-life legislation. The participation is voluntary. The survey is part of the EU funded European EPIC (Enhancing palliative Care in the ICU) study which aims to contribute to a mind shift from a narrow focus on prolonging life towards more holistic care. We very much hope you will take the time to fill in the survey and thereby help to improve palliative and end-of-life care in the ICU.
All responses are anonymous.




