Welcome
The Wessex Intensive Care Society (WICS) was established in the 1980's. It has rapidly developed into a society which brings together intensive care health professionals across the Wessex region.
Our aim is to advance medical practice within our intensive care units and hospitals and provide supportive training and quality education.
Tickets for this meeting are now on sale. Visit the Course and Meetings page for details.
Blog
Guest authors from the WICS region have contributed to this comprehensive blog: learning and sharing to develop better patient care.
Read More>>Resources
A collection of free, open-access resources for patient care, specialist recommendation, teaching and learning.
Read More>>Membership
For healthcare professions, we offer three tiers of membership. Guests and members can attend our meetings, and members can promote their own courses and meetings.
Read More>>Patients and Relatives
Help, advice and information for the general public, patients and their friends and family
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WICS News
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WICS Summer Meeting 2018 – Friday June 8th – BAR Headquarters, Portsmouth
Booking is now open for WICS Summer meeting 2018 at... Read more →
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Congratulations to five Wessex trainees in their appointment to consultant posts Read more →
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The 2018 Winter Meeting is going to be held on 1st March at Hotel du Vin. Tickets are available for £25: register now! Read more →
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An excellent day thanks to the hard work of Mike... Read more →
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Do you want to support your unit and WICS? Read more →

FICM News
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FICM call for Unit Briefs to be updated
FICM call for Unit Briefs to update their website. Your chance to advertise your unit! Read more →
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Tom Gallagher gives us an in-depth update on the FICM Curriculum changes Read more →
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DoH Consultant on Organ Donation
The government are holding a consultation on Organ Donation, regarding an 'opt-out' system. This closes 6th March. Read more →
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Bookings are now open for the 6th Annual ACCP Conference on 6th June. Read more →
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FICM have requested members to complete a short survey on the topic of bed capacity during the winter. Read more →
About WICS
WICS has rapidly developed into an important society for ensuring good clinical intensive care practice, active research and a strong culture of education and training.
Read More>>Affiliated Critical Care Units
There are nine NHS hospital trusts across the South Coast of the UK affiliated with WICS.
Read More>>Committee
Four committee members administrate WICS although many others contribute to the success of the society.
Read More>>WICS Constitution
The WICS Constitution was last revised in 2014, and it provides a policy by which WICS operates.
Read More>>WICS Membership
Next FFICM Exam
Exam: FFICM MCQ 10th July 2018
Application Window: 9th April 2018 to 31st May 2018
Exam: FFICM OSCE/SOE 16th/17th October 2018
Application Window: 16th July 2018 to 6th September 2018
Follow @WessexICS
Missed #WICS19 catch up on the blog from @WessexICS it’s just like being there! wessexics.com/blog/W…
After following @ffolliet for years on Twitter hearing him speak for the first time at @WessexICS #WICS19 he did not disappoint, with the best talk I have heard in years. It’s true that we are all broken at some point, what matters is how we repair ourselves & others #kintsugi twitter.com/ffolliet…
An excellent Bruce Lecture by @ffolliet #WICS19 Are we all a little bit broken? #theBrokenClinician pic.twitter.com/jhaz…
Blog updates with the many, many learning points from Duncan Wyncoll’s excellent talk. #WICS19 wessexics.com/blog/W…
Amazing and insightful talk from Victoria Fussey from @B_I_Tweets Summary on the WICS Blog wessexics.com/blog/W… #WICS19
Paws and his companion Valerie talk to us about the benefits of pets visiting patients. #wics19 pic.twitter.com/5Y65…
A blog from today’s #WICS19 at the RNLI College is available here: wessexics.com/blog/w…. This will be updated throughout the day. pic.twitter.com/pDrz…
Powerful message from Zudin: we have bundles for VAP, CRBSI, and VTE, and yet we don’t look at acquired weakness despite it having an incidence of 50%. #WICS19
Zudin Puthucheary starts the day with a bold statement: soon we will have 1 in 4 ICU admissions aged over 80. pic.twitter.com/2h3z…



