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Health & Social Care Research Across North East & North Cumbria.

Critical Care

Critical Care

The critical care specialty supports the delivery of research to the most critically unwell patients, these patients are in intensive, high dependency or acute care settings. Research is delivered through engaging the existing research community and developing the local infrastructure to ensure the research is delivered in the area of patient need.

The critical care portfolio includes interventions to improve the outcomes from acute respiratory distress syndrome and sepsis, the long term implications of a critical illness and how to improve recovery outcomes, the mechanisms and management for brain injuries, guides for intensive care of common and complicated conditions and minimising the risks and morbidities associated with major surgery. 

How to get involved

Explore

Visit the national specialty page here

Funding opportunities

Explore NIHR funding opportunities, which can benefit the NHS, social care and public health organisations. 

Familiarise yourself with the Research Support Service

If you feel inspired to start your own research, visit the Research Support Service

Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre

Familiarise yourself with the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre, a national stakeholder which covers the audit of patient outcomes in adult and general critical care wards in England. In addition to audits, the reporting of clinical outcomes on a regular basis have enabled service evaluation, improvement and adoption of research.

Patient and public involvement and engagement

Encourage patients and their families to join patient and public involvement groups

Helpful resources

The Research Learning Lectures are a series of lectures covering a variety of topics relating to basic science, clinical trial methodology and statistics. The lectures provide career advice for anyone who wishes to know more about research or work towards a career in research or academia. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from and put questions to research experts from across the world.

The Research Learning Lectures have been developed by Dr Kiran Reddy and Queen’s University Belfast Critical Care & Respiratory Research Group and are hosted by the NIHR Associate PI Scheme.

Research Learning Lectures