PCCS-E
Paediatric Critical Care Society Educators (PCCS-E)
The purpose of the PCCS-E group is to provide a networking platform and support system to Paediatric Intensive Care Nurse Educators throughout the UK. The group meets every 6 months to share ideas, compare practice and develop and review current and future standards for PIC nurse education from orientation to Post Graduate specialism.
If you work in PIC nurse education of any form, you are welcome to join us!
Chairpersons;
Beverly Cejer & Julie Armstrong
Faculty of Children’s Nurse Education
Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
BS2 8BJ
01173428685
Beverley.Cejer@UHBristol.nhs.uk
For a copy of the PICS-E Standard for Orientation Version 2 click this link
For a copy of the PICS-E Specialist Education Standards Version 2 click this link
For a copy of Standards for education in paediatric critical care level 1 and 2 specialist nursing click this link
PCCS E next meeting
PCCS Educators meeting Monday 22nd February, on Zoom,
All PICU educators, please join us at 9 am – 12 pm.
EQA Meeting from mid-day (after a quick pause for lunch)
Contact Elizabeth.lock@gosh.nhs.uk
PCCS Nursing Trauma Study Day at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital, London SE1 7EH
May 13th 2017
Free for PCCS members.
Level 3 Critical Care Skill Passport
In 2014 a level one and two Critical Care Nursing Skills Passport was published in collaboration with the Paediatric Critical Care Society. This can be found via
There is no published level 3 Critical Care Nursing Skills Passport. In the interim our colleagues at Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS FT are willing to share a Skills Passport, until such a document can be created which might benefit us all. This passport is incorporated into the Intensive Care Foundation Programme Education Programme.
The Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS FT own the intellectual property to this document and cannot be held responsible for its use outside of the BCH NHS FT.
Download sample level 3 critical care skill passport
If you would like a Word version of this document for your own adaptation please contact yvonne.heward@bch.nhs.uk.