Category: News

Africa Sepsis Alliance Webinar

Dear African Sepsis Alliance Members, We’re pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar “Tackling Sepsis in Africa – the neglected silent killer” on September

September 11, 2023

I-CCSN Elects New Executive Members

Below are the newly elected executive members of the I-CCSN PresidentProf. Babatunde Osinaike Vice President Dr. Job Otokwala Gen. Secretary Dr Irene Akhideno Assistant Gen.

July 16, 2023

1st Euro-African Intensive Care Conference – Cairo, Egypt 2023.

Photos from the the 1st Euro-African Intensive Care Conference 2023 held in Cairo, Egypt. Yours truly with Dr. Ricard Roca (Spain), a colleague of our

February 15, 2023

Statement from the President of WFICC on the Earthquake in Turkey and Syria

The earthquake in Southern Turkey and Northern Syria has created a humanitarian emergency which is rapidly unfolding and growing. In response, the initial focus of

February 10, 2023

18th Emirates Critical Care Conference

The 18th Emirates Critical Care Conference holds 13 – 15 May 2022 at the Event Centre, Dubai Festival City, UAE. If you have an outstanding

April 13, 2022

I-CCSN Bi-Monthly Seminar Series 2022

The Intensive and Critical Care Society of Nigeria cordially request your presence at the maiden bi-monthly seminar series for 2022.

February 17, 2022

Corona Virus Variants

Mutations are natural and to be expected in any virus. Several variants of SARS-CoV-2 have been detected.

November 30, 2021

An overview of intensive care unit services in Nigeria

Highlights Obashina Ogunbiyia Arinola Sanusib Babatunde Osinaikec Saidu Yakubud Muyiwa Rotimie Oluwabunmi Fatungasef a Intensive and Critical Care Society of Nigeria, c/o Department of Anaesthesia,

November 30, 2021

WFICC Annual Congress 2021

Dear members, The WFICC is supporting the Society of Turkish Intensivists by assisting in the dissemination of information about the 18th Annual Congress of Turkish Society

November 29, 2021

WHO ranks Nigeria 4th best in COVID-19 response

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has ranked Nigeria’s COVID-19 response as the fourth-best in the world. WHO Country Representative, Dr Walter Mulombo, spoke at an