Training, Curricula & Assessment
Training, Curricula & Assessment
All the information you need to know on undertaking training in ICM and the curricula that underpin it.
In this section
Information on all iterations of the ICM curriculum and their related assessments
The ICM CCT programme encompasses formative assessments in the workplace, with a focus on trainee-trainer discussion and reflection to guide learning in clinical scenarios
Breakdown of the ICM CCT Special Skills Years (SSYs) - where they are currently available, what to do if one is not available in your region and how to apply to develop a new one.
Shared competencies can be counted as leading to dual and triple CCTs in ICM and one of the defined partner specialties
ARCP is the Annual Review of Competency Progression at which doctors in training are reviewed each year to ensure that they are offering safe, quality patient care, and to assess their progression against the curriculum for their training programme
Research training is an essential component in the creation of a high quality specialist workforce for ICM
The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine is committed to ensuring ICM training opportunities are of a high standard throughout the UK
Guidance and FAQs for those looking to attain a Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist Registration (CESR) in Intensive Care Medicine
The Combined Programme route to a CCT is a simplified application process for doctors appointed to a training programme intended to lead to a CCT in ICM
Paediatric Intensive Care Medicine (PICM) has been approved by the GMC as a recognised sub-specialty of Intensive Care Medicine
PHEM is a sub-specialty area of medical practice focusing on the specialist provision of on-scene and in-transit critical care
Your career towards ICM will begin by picking one of the core programmes that leads to specialist ICM training
Doctors gaining exposure to critical care during their Foundation training could help to inform their future career paths
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine have much to offer and can play a unique and valuable role in medial student education
FICM are introducing an additional assessment tool, the Multiple Consultant Report (MCR), to be piloted over the next 12-18 months.
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