State of the Art 2018 is bigger and better, with new faces, fresh content, and more relevance to your daily clinical practice.

Adaptive Physiology session at #ICSSOA2018twitter.com/stevemathieu75…

Massive thanks to the ICS for inviting us to host a stand at the #ICSSOA2018 Event. Project Coord. Matthew Robinson is pleased that so many positive conversations between Intensive Care Medics, him...

I agree with below. I was so happy to be involved. Great to meet old and new colleagues. The social media coverage was fantastic too. Many thanks to everyone @stevemathieu75 #icssoa2018 @charlot_su...

A message to all health care professionals working in Critical Care: the 2019 @ICS_updates seminars programme is online and you can buy tickets. First of the year is ‘Medicine for Intensive Careâ...

@polygonmather @rhaniffae@kennethbaillieerence - the biggest and best we’ve had so far! Thanks @stevemathieu75 and team. Looking forward@stevemathieu75 Birmingham#ICSSOA2019

#ICSSOA2018 was such a wonderful conference. Great talks, great conversations, and the most effective use of twitter I've seen at a conference. Thanks @stevemathieu75 @ICS_updates @charlot_summers!

@FICMNews Thank you 😊

It was wonderful having you at the conference. Thanks to you for organising, the generous volunteers and the lovely pets. You have given us all a real boost of positive energy and hopefully we can ...

@gmacscotland Thank you very much Graham!

Dan Horner blogs on Day Three of the ICS 'State of the Art' conference. Why not catch up with an informative narrative of the days action at: ics.ac.uk/ICS/Blogs/Blog…