Wendy Barrett from Airedale General Hospital takes the August spot on our 2018 Photo Calendar.

Wendy captured the Ribblehead Viaduct on what looks like a clear and sunny day. The perfect picture for the month of August.

Thanks to the success of this year's competition, we're running another one for next year. The theme this time is  "Go Wild at Work" and there's a donation to your chosen charity up for grabs. Click here to see how you can take part.

View Wendy's beautiful image and all of our 12 winning entries by clicking on the pdf link below.

Meet our team on Stand 26 and take a look at a comprehensive range of emergency care products.

The European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM) Congress is organised in association with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.  The congress has a comprehensive scientific programme alongside networking events and the celebrated Euro SimCup - a national simulation competition where teams compete against each other in various emergency situations.

On our stand you'll be able to speak to our team of product managers and specialists about our full range which includes the new i-view™ video laryngoscope, the i-gel® supraglottic airway, the Solus™ laryngeal mask range, the One-piece Guedel, InterForm intubating stylets, anaesthetic face masks and breathing filters.

We look forward to welcoming you to stand 26 and join in the conversation on Facebook and Twitter @EuropSocEM

Nettie Solis from Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability, Putney takes July's spot on our 2018 Photo Calendar.

Nettie's shot of the hospital grounds fitted last year's brief perfectly, showing the grounds in full bloom for Summer.

Thanks to the success of this year's competition, we're running another one for next year. The theme this time is  "Go Wild at Work!" Click here to see how you can take part.

View Nettie's beautiful image and all of our 12 winning entries by clicking on the pdf link below.

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the NHS. We're proud of the service and everyone who works within it. Happy birthday.

View the new addition to our Oxygen and Aerosol Therapy range.

Offering a cost-effective solution, Intersurgical’s new oxygen recovery T-piece with reservoir bag delivers supplementary oxygen to post-operative, spontaneously breathing patients in transport and recovery, while the airway is still in situ.
                   
Key benefits include its lightweight design - reducing the pull on the patient's airway - and the audible and visual respiration indicator provided by the reservoir bag.

As many patients in Recovery receiving oxygen via our oxygen recovery T-piece with reservoir bag, are then transferred to the ward area with an oxygen mask, we can now offer a complete kit including the recovery T-piece with reservoir bag and an Intersurgical EcoLite™ oxygen mask and tube all packed together for convenience.

Intersurgical’s oxygen recovery T-piece with reservoir bag is part of a comprehensive, high quality range of oxygen therapy devices.

Visit us on Stand 21 and receive your FREE product sample.

Collect your FREE sample of our new oxygen recovery T-piece with reservoir bag on Stand 21, where you can also view our full respiratory care range.

This year’s conference honours the 60th anniversary of AfPP founder Daisy Ayris being inspired to establish the organisation. The Residential Conference gives delegates to interact with like-minded clinicians as well as take part in workshops and educational seminars.

We look forward to welcoming you to our stand!

What could sum up the month of June more than beach huts?

Keith Underwood from Scarborough Hospital entered this photo on behalf of his wife Kathy, who sadly passed away before the competition was launched.

Kathy also worked within the trust and was well known for her photography. Keith told us, 'Pictures she has taken are also in Theatre and the Postgraduate Centre at Scarborough Hospital.' He gave us further insight into why he loves this picture, 'This is a picture of the holiday huts on the North Bay at Scarborough. The colour of the huts and the dramatic sky blended it, and with the use of a fisheye lens just made this a perfect picture. I have a copy of this hanging in my house to remind me of her.'

We also love this picture and felt it was perfect for our photo calendar.

We have recently launched our 2019 Photo Calendar Competition for customers  - Go wild at work! Click here to see how you can take part.

View Kathy's stunning image and all of our 12 winning entries by clicking on the pdf link below.

Sentri is available as an adult mask and in three sizes of nasal cannula.

Both permit the sampling of exhaled carbon dioxide in non-intubated patients during the administration of supplementary oxygen.

The Sentri Intersurgical EcoLite™ mask has been designed as part of our ongoing focus on sustainable development. By utilising the latest technology we have combined two materials: the first forming the clear rigid shell of the mask to provide a strong lightweight body with good visibility, whilst the second, softer material forms the seal, providing a comfortable fit for a wide variety of face shapes.

By delivering oxygen through one prong and sampling exhaled gas from the other, the nasal cannula provides end tidal values comparable to those achieved with intubated patients. Nasal cannula may be more appropriate for paediatric patients when high oxygen flows may “dilute” the CO2 sample and give a low (or no) value. The Sentri nasal cannula is available in three sizes.

To find out more about the range, make an enquiry or visit our dedicated landing page.

Visit us on Stand 4 at the British Association of Day Surgery Exhibition.

This year sessions include, ‘Duty of candour – what to do when things go wrong in surgery’, ‘Day surgery hip replacement’ and ‘Update on paediatric day surgery’. We will be demonstrating our full respiratory care range on Stand 4 including:

• Sentri range of end tidal CO2 monitoring products
• i-gel Supraglottic Airway
• Airway Management Devices
• Oxygen Recovery T-piece with Reservoir Bag

We look forward to welcoming you to our stand.

Mark Weir from Aintree University Hospital takes May's spot on our 2018 Photo Calendar.

Mark gave us an impressive back story to the 'Another Place' statue he captured at Crosby Beach, Merseyside: "the statue is under water until low tide, but there is only a 20 minute window to get the effect of the water running through them before the tide goes out too far and the sand is exposed."

We love the calming nature of this photo and we feel it's perfect for May!

We have recently launched our 2019 Photo Calendar Competition for customers  - Go wild at work! Click here to see how you can take part.

View Mark's stunning image and all of our 12 winning entries by clicking on the pdf link below.