How to inform consultants about their patient; new patient, update on admitted and cross referral

Informing about patients to their consultants or seniors or colleagues is an art which everyone who is working in hospitals should learn and know. In the above video , we are discussing that only. Hope you find this useful. Do share your experiences and suggestions. The ICU Channel is a project by Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM) for providing forever free bedside intensive care education to doctors and nurses working in ICU & ED. Other than this channel, we provide the following streams of learning; have a look below, we would love to see you there. 1. icu.in forums: If you have any doubt regarding any video or topic, you can post in comment section or discuss on icu.in forums @ https://icu.in/forums/index.php (icu.in forums are mainly used to give a detailed reply on simple or complex topics so that the doubt is thoroughly discussed and clarified) 2. Instagram: On our instagram account we share ICU info cards form which you can grasp crucial tips and info while scrolling:   / theicuchannel   3. Telegram group of The ICU Channel and discussion group of ESBICM A. The first group is channel type on which we keep posting the images/videos/updates and you can comment and discuss on those. This helps to keep discussion specific to that post and easy to track: Joining link https://t.me/theicuchannel B. The second the ESBICM discussion group where you can also post and share your stuff/queries and can have discussion on that; also it’s a good way to remained connected with a personal touch. Joining link: https://t.me/esbicm. If you have telegram app on your phone, simply search The ICU Channel by ESBICM or ESBICM and you can find us there. 4. Database gallery of icu.in forums This is a regular update library where you can access and ALSO contribute to it which remains helpful for all the learners for years to come. icu.in database gallery link: https://icu.in/forums/index.php?media/ 5. ESBICM membership form with its own perks (free for doctors and nurses): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... If you want to become ESBICM Academic Volunteer, select the Yes option while filling the membership form. To know more, visit https://esbicm.com/esbicm-academic-vo... 6. Livestream classes : We conduct the free online classes on YouTube as well as zoom ; info of these is posted on telegram group and the YouTube community posts. If you want to suggest a video topic, please post on the icu.in forums at the following section: https://icu.in/forums/index.php?forum... Playlists on The ICU Channel: To make it simple, we have divided the content on the channel into 6 playlists as follows. Playlists on The ICU Channel by ESBICM channel: 1.    • Mechanical Ventilation and ABGs   2.    • ICU Essentials: Diagnostics, Drugs, Equipm...   3.    • Playlist   4.    • Playlist   5.    • Live Events & Q&A   6.    • Playlist   7.    • Critical Care Nursing   8.    • Playlist   9.    • Playlist   Brief Info: 1. ESBICM: Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine is an organization with the mission to change the way intensive care is delivered in the world today using this platform for providing FREE Bedside Intensive Care Education to every healthcare professional involved in care of critically ill patients. Its vision is to strengthen the bedside intensive care even in the smallest and most remote ICU of the world. More details on https://esbicm.com #esbicm 2. icu.in …sharing what’s critical icu.in is an online platform by ESBICM to provide free academic activities under one roof. The icu.in forums and ICU database gallery are its core strengths. https://icu.in #icu_in 3. The ICU Channel The ICU Channel is the official YouTube channel of ESBICM.    / theicuchannel   We hope that this small effort of ours will be of some help to those working in ICU and emergency department. #theicuchannel Thank you. Dr. Ankur, Intensivist. Founder President, ESBICM Keep learning! drankur [at] esbicm.org Disclaimer: https://esbicm.com/disclaimer/