An informal network of the globe’s most brilliant medical minds helped us understand how to treat critically ill COVID-19 patients.

Professor Robert Bartlett gave the Keynote Address as part of the 2021 Global Symposium for the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium.

A dedicated team at Brisbane's Prince Charles Hospital has collected COVID health data on critically ill patients across the globe.

Established in 2020, the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium was created to support ICUs at the coal face of the pandemic. The Australian-led initiative quickly became so much more.

Characteristics and Outcomes of Patients with COVID-19 Admitted to ICU. Dr Pauline Y Ng presented this update on behalf of the Consortium at EuroELSO.

A global collaboration born from a global crisis.

But what about a patient’s quality of life after they leave hospital? Learn more about ICU Delirium and how the Critical Care Research Group is revolutionising ICU practices to combat this serious but little-known condition.

Researchers are working to change that. ABC Health & Wellbeing story by Jennifer Leake.

Hospitals are great for people who are critically ill but not so great if you want to get a good night's sleep. And that's a major problem for patients in intensive care, where bright lights and loud noises can drive patients mad.

It’s a condition which affects some patients who end up in intensive care … and can continue after they’re released from hospital.

Professor Fraser dons his Hawaiian shirt and serenades us as part of the 2020 ELSO Conference

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The Expo 2020 World Majlis in Dubai brings together thought leaders, visionaries and changemakers to explore the future of faster and safer medical innovations. Prof Fraser joins the panel discussion At the Speed of Life - The Future of Medical Innovation 1 Feb 2022.