Editor-in-Chief

Dr Riku Aantaa, MD, University of Turku, Turku, Finland.
 

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Publication and production of Intensetimes is sponsored as a service to medicine by Orion Corporation, Orionintie 1, 02101 Espoo, Finland


Last updated: 14/05/2012


Table of contents
  • Optimizing strategies to reduce oversedation and improve cognitive and functional outcome in the critically ill
  • News from ISICEM 2012
  • ICU sedation: a new paradigm is emerging
  • Cardiac failure: perspectives on diagnosis and treatment
  • Intravenous fluid therapy: time to turn down the volume?
  • Brain protection: still a work in progress

2011
Issue 14
Issue 13
Issue 12
2010
Issue 11
Issue 10
Issue 9
2009
Issue 8
Issue 7
2008
Issue 6
Issue 5
Issue 4
2007
Issue 3
Issue 2
Issue 1

The newsletter intensetimes has been created to provide members of the intensive care community with topical and timely commentaries on their sphere of medicine, especially matters connected with sedation, analgesia and anaesthesia. The aim is to compile a mixture of reports from congresses, expert reviews, literature scrutiny and articles that address the interests and concerns of practitioners in the sophisticated and demanding arena of critical care medicine.


Latest issue 15 (2012)

Welcome to issue 15 of intensetimes. This first issue of 2012 starts with an invited essay from Dr. John W Devlin, associate professor of pharmacy at Northeastern University, and adjunct associate professor of medicine at Tufts University, Boston, MA, USA. Dr. Devlin has provided us with an excellent and most timely survey of emerging trends in ICU sedation practice. The PDF version of issue 15 of intensetimes can be obtained here.

 
The second part of what we hope you will find a readable and informative issue of intensetimes includes our coverage of ISICEM 2012. This meeting habitually sets high standards of medical education and debate, and this year was no exception. Not for the first time our report, available here, represented only a fraction of the material that attracted our attention. Additional reportage, in PDF form, is available from the links below.