A reminder that our Early Career Researcher Seed Funding Award call is now open. We encourage early career researchers working on critical care research in Ireland to apply. For more information see iccctn.org/news-events/ne…

Excited to feature in Irish Independent discussing the work of our network, including our efforts in pandemic preparedness, PPI, and advances in critical care research in Ireland and globally! Check it out here: issuu.com/mediaplanetuk/…

Thank you to our European sites participating in EPO-TRAUMA

The Kid’s Trial (thekidstrial.ie) is created with kids for kids to learn about how we do health research. The online project is now live to receive proposed research questions from children anywhere in the world. HRB-TMRN Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway

The ICC-CTN joined global respiratory research networks at the WHO Symposium on oxygen and respiratory care in Oct 2023.

We're excited to announce the publication of the discussions arising: iris.who.int/bitstream/hand…

We look forward to continuing this collaboration in May 2024!

BASIC Clinical Research course is returning in 2024
Save the Date 12th &13th Sept Venue TBC

Another domain of remap-cap will present trial results as part of Critical Care Reviews
We looking forward to hearing the results of the corticosteroid domain at #CCR24

Prof Alistair Nichol will present the trial results of the Antiviral Domain of remap-cap which looked at Ivermectin for COVID 19
We look forward to sharing results. 104 days to go....

#ccr24

🌍Acquired brain injury (ABI) is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide.

In Ireland, 19,000 new brain injuries occur annually, and 120,000 people currently live with an ABI.

The Irish Critical Care Clinical Trials Network ABI Programme consists of 7 major global studies that provide definitive…

The annual HRB NCTO International Clinical Trials Day conference will be on May 9th in UCD. We look forward to attending this year

Also welcoming the regulator perspective of HPRA from Lorcan Gregorian #GCP ...
&
The one & only Irish Critical Care Clinical Trials Network lead Alistair Nichol University College Dublin, with significant #trialsmethodology & international trial experience

A reminder, places still available for upcoming training on Independent Data Monitoring Committee. Registration available at hrb-tmrn.ie/training-educa…

CRF-UCC HRB Clinical Research Galway St James's Hospital RCSI Research and Innovation UCD Clinical Research Centre HRI Children's Health Ireland CancerTrialsIreland 🌈 HealthResearchBoard Irish Critical Care Clinical Trials Network HRB PrimaryCare CTNI HRB Irish Network for Children's Clinical Trials. Diabetes Collaborative Clinical Trial Network Rare Disease Clinical Trial Network, Ireland Dementia Trials Ireland RCSI National Surgical Research Support Centre

Delighted to announce our 2nd major trial result presentation for #CCR24

Michelle Kho (Michelle Kho, PT, PhD) from Hamilton, Canada, will present the results of CYCLE - A Randomized Clinical Trial of Early In-Bed Cycling for Mechanically Ventilated Patients

Register at criticalcarereviews.com/meetings/ccr24

Congratulations REMAP CAP on 10 years. REMAP CAP really is an extraordinary global study.
Thank you to all in Ireland who are involved in REMAP CAP 🫁💊🌍

Finalist: ‘Improving outcomes of critically-ill patients with acquired brain injury’

Irish Critical Care Clinical Trials Network's research has informed clinical guidelines, thereby improving outcomes for thousands of patients, and reducing healthcare and societal costs.

➡️ucd.ie/research/impac…

For anyone interested in furthering their research career this is an excellent training opportunity hosted by HRB-TMRN and ICTM at UCL

REMAP-CAP also received one of the HealthResearchBoard 2023 #DIFA Awards 🏆

The funds secured by prof Alistair Nichol will help the trial seek out the best treatments for critically ill patients with Community Acquired #Pneumonia (CAP).

👉 hrb.ie/news/news-stor…

University College Dublin Irish Critical Care Clinical Trials Network

We were delighted to feature our work in the HRB's Health Research in Action. The HRB's support has allowed us to deliver pivotal trials in the critically ill in Ireland and internationally. 
hrb.ie/news/health-re…