Critical care clinicians & medical humanities?? Humanities may impact personal/collective resilience and well-being by facilitating creation, reflection and meaning-making of challenging clinical work and building strong bonds between colleagues.
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#TeamBrain SickKids Critical Care Medicine Fun Neuroanatomy backround teaching - Jeopardy style!
Need to work on my drawing skills - but hopefully #pedsicu team now know their frontal lobe from their amygdala!
🧠💪 #neuropicu

Pictionary day !
I still don’t trust this final score 🤨
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#PublicationAllert
Very proud of Liron Talmi Briseida Mema Sabine Nabecker and Dominique Piquette for their new publication! They shared their experience observing and training learners on bronchoscopy simulation !

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The strength of our training is supported by a network of alumni who are integral to our ongoing success. That’s why we start this week with reflection from our past trainees. Thank you Iva Bursac Luca Marchetto Aparna Hoskote and Sara Frontalini.

This week we celebrate our current trainees and alumni: 50 countries, 500 trainees. Without them we couldn’t advance the field and provide the excellent care our patients deserve. Our training programs has transformed our learners and has been transformed by our learners.

Happy Fellows Week! Day 1: Celebrating the role and impact the awesome Doctors in Training provide in 🇨🇦 SickKids Critical Care Medicine Briseida Mema GMA Joined by international alumni 🇬🇧 🇮🇹 Aparna Hoskote Luca Marchetto #pedsicu

This is a special week!! All dedicated to appreciate our Fellows’ and Residents’ hard work! Check the week activities 🥳

Our #PedsICU fellow Taneille Holbrook (Johnson) and staff Nicole McKinnon and Roxanne Kirsch share their experiences w embracing family centered care Intensive Care Medicine link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our group is very happy to have received for the 4th time the medical humanities education grant. SickKids Critical Care Medicine U of T PGME . We are looking forward to continue our humanities program.

Snow clearing SickKids Foundation style!
(And nice landing Ornge!)

View from new SickKids Critical Care Medicine office floor - impressive & only a little bit distracting! #pedsicu #ilovehelicopters

SimExpo in Ottawa with Oshri Zaulan and Liron Talmi talking about the nonlinear relationship of realism and learning SickKids Critical Care Medicine. Nice meeting successful alumni everywhere we go Luca Marchetto and John Sniderman.

Luca Marchetto wowing the crowd during his SBT related research at #SickKids #CCCF2023 CCCF SickKids Critical Care Medicine

Great Presentation Mariam! We are so excited to have you joining our team soon 🙂

More from SickKids Critical Care Medicine’s Roxanne Kirsch: expertly navigating ethical considerations in ECMO including consent, WLST, risk for bias, resource allocation, etc CCCF #CCCF2023 The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) ELSO #PedsICU

Dr Rech presenting scoping review for resuscitation measures in pediatric PHT with cardiac arrest on behalf of #ILCOR SickKids Critical Care Medicine during CCCF2023

P01 to predict extubation success in pediatrics SickKids Critical Care Medicine Luca Marchetto read manuscript LaussenLabs

Packed house at #CCCF2023 for SickKids Critical Care Medicine’s Dr Nicole McKinnon’s review of cerebral edema in DKA, including best practices & management - uncommon but significant morbidity / mortality CCCF #PedsICU #NeuroPICU

Time to say a fond farewell to Zakhar Shchomak Dr Zakhar Shchomak - an excellent p(a)eds resident from Portugal🇵🇹 - definitely a future #pedsicu star! Thanks for the Portuguese tarts too 😉 perfect team treat. SickKids Critical Care Medicine Briseida Mema

Fellows’ day of CCCF Roxanne Kirsch SickKids Critical Care Medicine