Oxford Handbook of Critical Care Third Edition and Emergencies in Critical Care Second Edition Pack, 2nd Edition

Mervyn Singer

Professor of Intensive Care Medicine at University College London. He has published numerous books, reviews, chapters, and original research publications in critical and acute medicine, and led single- and multi-centre clinical trials. His research interests include the pathophysiology and management of sepsis and multi-organ failure, shock states, tissue oxygenation, infection, haemodynamics, and haemodynamic monitoring.

Dr Andrew Webb

Medical Director at UCL Hospitals and Consultant Physician in Critical Care Medicine. His role includes executive and operational director responsibility for University College Hospital, encompassing divisions of Critical Care & Theatres, Emergency Services, Medicines & Therapies, Pathology, Outpatients & Imaging, and Surgery. He has been a Consultant in critical care medicine since 1989 and was Honorary Treasurer for the ICS from 2000-2003. He is currently chair of the Critical Care Advisory Committee for the Welsh Assembly Government. His interests include haemodynamic monitoring, fluid management, and healthcare management.

Martin Beed

Graduated from Nottingham Medical School in 1994 and has worked in a variety of hospitals, including as a medical SHO in the Shetland Isles. He trained in anaesthesia and intensive care in the Nottingham and East Midlands School of Anaesthesia. He also worked for a year in the intensive care unit of the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Australia, where he developed an interest in the retrieval and transfer of critically ill patients. He obtained a consultant post in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia in 2006 at the City Campus of Nottingham University Hospitals.

Richard Sherman

Trained at The University of Sheffield Medical School. He gained his current position as Consultant in Critical Care & Anaesthesia at Nottingham City Hospital in 2002. He has been a member of the Intensive Care Society for over eight years. He is a qualified Advanced Trauma Life Support instructor and enjoys the educational aspect of his work, being involved with undergraduate and trainee teaching, audit, and research.

Ravi Majahan

Joined the University of Nottingham in 1991 as a lecturer in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, and was awarded chair in 2006. He has a strong focus on education and research, having served as training programme director, honorary secretary of the Anaesthetic Research Society, and holding numerous examinerships. His main research interests include cerebral vascular physiology and vascular physiology in sepsis.

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