Editors: Josef Trapani (@josef_trapani) & Peter Nydahl (@nydahlpeter). Official journal of the British Association of Critical Care Nurses-@BACCNUK #niccjournal
Joined December 2019
- Tweets2.2K
- Following2.1K
- Followers3.2K
- Likes1.8K
Can a one-day ECMO simulation workshop strengthen ICU teams? Among 275 clinicians, self-reported knowledge, confidence and skills improved significantly, with nurses showing particularly strong gains.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70578
📢 The latest issue of is here! 📖 Volume 31, Issue 6 is available!
Discover the latest research, evidence and insights contributing to critical care nursing practice, education and research.
🔗 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/jour…
#NursingResearch @BACCNUK
📢 New feature on our website!
We are pleased to announce that topic and subtopic categorisation is now available on the website making browsing and filtering articles by topics easier.
🔗 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/jour…
#NursingResearch #EvidenceBasedPractice @BACCNUK
☕📖 SUNDAY READ
In this guest editorial, we offer practical recommendations for reporting GenAI use clearly, responsibly and transparently in scholarly publications.
📖 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
#ResponsibleAI @DeliaSturgeon @NydahlPeter @josef_trapani
📢 CALL FOR PAPERS | DEADLINE EXTENDED!
🤖 The AI Era in Critical Care Nursing: Innovation, Integrity, and Impact
⏳ Extended submission deadline: 31 December 2026
🔗onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page…
#CallForPapers #ArtificialIntelligence @BACCNUK @DeliaSturgeon
🌟 We’re delighted to welcome Dr Lars Krüger and Dr Junel Padigos as our new Editorial Interns!
Both bring extensive clinical, academic and research experience in critical care nursing.
👏
#NursingInCriticalCare #CriticalCareNursing @BACCNUK @Krueger_Lars_ @HdzNrw
📢 CALL FOR PAPERS
🔍 Understanding, Measuring and Reducing Low-Value Care in Critical Care Settings
📅 Submission deadline: 1 September 2027
🔗 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page…
#NursingInCriticalCare #CallForPapers #SustainableHealthcare @BACCNUK @lyvonnetume
📸 Highlights from @BACCNUK/@IACCN_ 2026 in Belfast! 💙
It has also been a pleasure welcoming so many delegates to the stand! Here are a few snapshots capturing the sessions, conversations, connections and vibrant atmosphere!
#CriticalCareNursing #NursingResearch
🎉 BACCN/IACCN 2026 | Belfast, Northern Ireland! 🇬🇧
📍 Don’t forget to visit us at the Nursing in Critical Care stand! Come and say hello, meet the team and find out more about the journal, publishing opportunities.
#BACCN2026 #IACCN2026 @BACCNUK
Pulmonary rehabilitation nursing may make a difference in COPD care. This meta-analysis found improvements in exercise capacity, dyspnoea, quality of life and selected lung function measures.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70579
Download PDF
Nursing in Critical Care Journal retweeted
🌟 We’re delighted to welcome Dr Julia Harris and Prof. Ayda Kebapci as our new Associate Editors!
We look forward to having their expertise and perspectives as part of the editorial team.👏
#NursingInCriticalCare #CriticalCareNursing @BACCNUK
For families, critical illness reaches far beyond the bedside. Spiritual well-being and religious coping were associated with lower care burden among relatives of ICU patients.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70584
Physical restraint in older ICU patients creates a complex tension between safety, autonomy and dignity. Nurses described moral distress shaped by clinical, organisational and cultural factors.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70585
Workplace violence can leave “invisible wounds.” In this study, 64.6% of ICU nurses reported exposure, while fewer than half reported incidents—highlighting the need for stronger support and reporting cultures.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70571
Recovery after critical illness extends beyond physical health. Anxiety and depression remained common up to 3 years after COVID-19 ICU discharge, supporting long-term psychological assessment.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70577
✈️ Nursing in Critical Care is coming to Belfast!
Whether you’re an author, reviewer, researcher, clinician, or simply interested in critical care nursing research, we’d love to see you there.
👋 Come and say hello!
#BACCN2026 #IACCN @BACCNUK
Digital communication can strengthen family-centred ICU care—but experience differs across users. Families reported higher satisfaction, while nurses highlighted workload, privacy and coordination challenges.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70562
The Japanese CAFQa offers a validated way to assess alarm fatigue in ICU clinicians. Findings suggest Alarm Stress and Alarm Coping should be interpreted as distinct dimensions.
doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70576
