We work to help ensure the best possible care by facilitating improvements in the structure, processes, outcomes, and experiences of intensive care – for patients and for those who care for them.
We do this through conducting clinical audit and research and fully utilising the data from these activities to maximise impact.
We have an outstanding national and international reputation for clinical audit and clinical and health services research. We aim to improve the quality of care given to the sickest patients in hospitals, through the provision of high quality information to those working in both critical care and in-hospital resuscitation teams. We do this through our comparative national clinical audits and our fully registered Clinical Trials Unit.
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What is the general working culture like at ICNARC, especially for research roles?
The culture at ICNARC is collaborative and focused on delivering high-quality research and audits to improve critical care. You'll find a dedicated team environment where attention to detail is highly valued, which is essential for the integrity of our national data collection.
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