There are tons of great critical care podcasts, blogs, website, and videos out there on the internet. And that isn’t even including all the great educational resources available on social media. But how do you know what is worth reading/watching/listening to? How does all of this random content fit into the broader schema of critical care education?
What you need is a curriculum and a curated guide to all the content out there. That’s where this site comes in. I’m a critical care nurse practitioner and educator and I’m passionate about combining social media/internet with critical care education. I’ll share with you what I’m using to teach and learn, and organize it in such a way that it is meaningful for your education as a critical care provider.
The site is organized into 2 main sections. “By Systems” breaks content down by physiological system while “Special Topics” organizes it into topics that don’t fit neatly into one system. Lots of the content is categorized multiple ways, so look around or use the search feature in the upper right.
Hopefully, there is something here for providers at every level including physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, paramedics, you name it. Please let me know if you have a great resource that you’d like to share or if there is something specific that you’re looking for but can’t find!
If you are a new ICU provider or just looking to deeper your knowledge, check out the Intensive Care Academy. ICA is an online, video based teaching platform operated by myself and Brandon Oto, my partner from the Critical Care Scenarios podcast. It goes more in depth with a lot of the topics we discuss on the podcast and it also makes a great curriculum for a post-graduate training program on onboarding for new providers.
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