European federation
nurses associations
European
specialists
nursing
organisations
Nationella föreningen
Working together, achieving
more
 EfCCNa’s vision is a world of better
health for patients who have been
critically ill and where practice
decisions are informed by research
evidence that is high-quality, relevant
and up-to-date.
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EfCCNas arbete
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Representera intensivvårdsjuksköterskor i Europa
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Verka för samarbe mellan intensivvårdssjuksköterskor inom Europa
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Främja och stödja forskning av sjuksköterskor inom intensivvård
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Verka för att intensivvård blir en specialist utbildning I Europa
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Vara en röst när det gäller intensivvård i Europa
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Ha ett gott samarbete mellan olika hälsoorganisationer med intresse för intensivvård inom
Europa
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Utforma riktlinjer för utbildning, omvårdnad och ledarskap inom intensivvård
•
Harmonisera utbildningsprogrammen i Europa
•
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Anordna kongresser för fortsatt utbildning för intensivvårdssjuksköterskor
Projektgrupper
EfCCNas Arbete
Utbildning/Utbytesprogr
am
Kongresser
Forskning
Arbetssituation
Riktlinjer
Politisk betydelse
Ledarskap
Strategier för ett
enat Europa när
det gäller
intensivvård
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Utbildning
 Studie om utbildning I Europa 2004
 Riktlinjer för utbildning för specialisering inom intensivvård

EfCCNa Competency Tool for European Critical Care Nurses 2013
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 Utbytesprogram 20062014
 totalt 42 sjuksköterskor
Norge /Island
Sverige /Kroatien, Italien, Spanien, Schweiz
Italien /Holland, Sverige
England /Serbien Spanien
Serbien / England, Norge, Slovenien
Finland/Cypern
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Tidigare kongresser
Florens 2008
Belgrad 2013
Köpenhamn 2011
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6th EfCCNa CONGRESS 2015
Expanding Horizons of Critical Care Nursing in
Europe
Poster abstrakts till 5 december 2015
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Arbetssituation
 Rekommenderade “golden standardards”
 Sjuksköterska/patient ratio
 Kritiskt sjuka 1:1
 High dependency patients 1:2
 Risk patienter 1:4
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Forskning
Amsterdam: Views of European Nurses in the
Intensive Care on End-of-life-care: the VENICE
study. Results were presented at the congress
in Florence and has been published In Nursing
in Critical Care
In Florence: Professional autonomy and
associations with nurse-physician collaboration
and moral distress in European critical and
intensive care nurses – A pilot study
EfCCNa Research Grants
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 Riktlinjer
 Beskriv era Internationella, nationella och
lokala riktlinjer som ger stöd i ert arbete
 Utarbeta gemensamma riktlinjer som
publiceras på hemsidan
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Välkommen till vår website
www.efccna.org
 Medlemsavgiften ökat till 1.50 euro
 Val till styrelsen: sekreterare och vice
president I Valencia.
 Höst möte i Österrike i september (Wien).
 Vårmöte I Paris 2016
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WFCCN
• WFCCN has 40 country members representing
over 500,000 critical care nurses worldwide.
• 2001 - 8th World Congress, Sydney.
First Council of the WFCCN,
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Journal - CONNECT
http://www.connectpublishing.com/
Highlights on Critical Care Nursing
• Guidelines: Workforce, education
• Research: Sepsis Guidelines – nursing care
• Research: Activities and needs of research
nurses in critical care
• WFCCN Educators Network
• International study program – Colombia
• Mentorship and support to critical care in
developing regions
Springer Publishing confirmed their support to publish a
web based resource on critical care nursing topics.
The intent of this project is to pair an experienced writer with another WFCCN country member who can serve as a
secondary author to add edits and include discussion of international considerations on the topic. Please let me
know if you or your colleagues might have an interest in serving as a secondary author for a chapter. The yellow
highlighted chapters do not yet have a confirmed secondary author.
Overview of critical care nursing – back to the basics (Kathleen Vollman USA)
• Acute stroke care (Anne Wojner Alexandrov, USA)
• Sepsis and Shock (Ruth Kleinpell and Tom Ahrens, USA)
• Safety and Quality in the ICU (Belle Rogado, Phillipines; confirmed secondary authors
Vedran, Adriano & Esther)
• The role of ICU outreach and medical emergency teams (Ged Williams, Australia;
confirmed secondary author Laura)
• Trauma Management (Rich Arbour, University of Pennsylvania, USA; confirmed secondary
author Vida)
• Updates in management of liver failure (Lynn Kelso, University of Kentucky, USA)
• Pediatric critical care concerns (Martha Curley, USA)
• Global critical care issues (Barbara McLean, USA)
• Patient and Family Centered Care (Judy Davidson, University of California San Diego
Medical Center, USA)
• Arrhythmia interpretation and emergency cardiac care (Sandra Goldsworthy, Canada)
We are targeting chapter completion by the end of January in order to submit to Springer publishing by the requested date
of February 15th. We anticipate publication of the e-book to coincide with the 2015 Critical Care World Congress, Aug 29Sept 1, 2015 in Seoul Korea
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