Journal of critical care · 2026
Building your future ICU in Asia Pacific: A structured regional priority-mapping summit report from the Asia Pacific Critical Care Societies Summit 2025.
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Subramaniam Ashwin, Wong Jolin, Ku David, Carr Craig, Gupta Sachin, Ku Shih-Chi, Kuroda Yasuhiro, Yunos Nor''azim Mohd, Nhan Le Duc, Pradian Erwin, Rimal Ankit, Rungruanghiranya Suthat, Ryu Ho Geol, Sainbayar Altanchimeg, See Kay Choong, Woon Chia Yew, Hong Sean Loh Chee
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OBJECTIVE: To summarise the proceedings of the third Asia Pacific Critical Care Societies Summit and identify regionally aligned priorities for the "Future of Your ICU" across diverse health systems.
DESIGN: Structured regional priority-mapping summit report and thematic synthesis of society presentations, informed by comparative evidence and contextual analysis.
SETTING: Satellite meeting of the Asia Pacific Intensive Care Symposium, convened in Singapore on 17 August 2025, 14 Asia Pacific Critical Care Societies participated in the summit report.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Qualitative thematic analysis and prioritisation of strategic domains across staged time horizons.
RESULTS: Analysis of society presentations identified shared and divergent priorities, which were synthesized into a staged regional framework. Four overarching domains emerged: (1) Workforce, Education, and Wellbeing; (2) Infrastructure, Access, and Equity; (3) Technology, Innovation, and Data; and (4)) Population Health, Research, and Ethics. Short-term priorities (0-3 years) focused on addressing workforce shortages and infrastructure deficits. Medium-term priorities (3-6 years) emphasised digital integration, including tele-ICU and selective use of artificial intelligence and embedding ethical governance. Long-term goals (7-10 years) included advancing equity, and strengthening research capacity, particularly for digital health technologies. Notable heterogeneity was observed, with high-income countries prioritising digital maturity and precision care, while low- and middle-income countries focused on workforce expansion and ICU bed capacity.
CONCLUSIONS: The "Future of Your ICU" in the Asia Pacific region requires a staged, context-sensitive approach. Aligning immediate investment in human and physical capacity with medium-term digital innovation and long-term research and ethical frameworks offers a pragmatic pathway toward sustainable, equitable, and human-centred critical care systems.
X/TWITTER MESSAGE: The #APICS2025 Summit set a roadmap for the Future of Your ICU: A vision for resilient, sustainable, human-centered critical care by 2035. #CriticalCare #APICS, #APCCS.
DESIGN: Structured regional priority-mapping summit report and thematic synthesis of society presentations, informed by comparative evidence and contextual analysis.
SETTING: Satellite meeting of the Asia Pacific Intensive Care Symposium, convened in Singapore on 17 August 2025, 14 Asia Pacific Critical Care Societies participated in the summit report.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Qualitative thematic analysis and prioritisation of strategic domains across staged time horizons.
RESULTS: Analysis of society presentations identified shared and divergent priorities, which were synthesized into a staged regional framework. Four overarching domains emerged: (1) Workforce, Education, and Wellbeing; (2) Infrastructure, Access, and Equity; (3) Technology, Innovation, and Data; and (4)) Population Health, Research, and Ethics. Short-term priorities (0-3 years) focused on addressing workforce shortages and infrastructure deficits. Medium-term priorities (3-6 years) emphasised digital integration, including tele-ICU and selective use of artificial intelligence and embedding ethical governance. Long-term goals (7-10 years) included advancing equity, and strengthening research capacity, particularly for digital health technologies. Notable heterogeneity was observed, with high-income countries prioritising digital maturity and precision care, while low- and middle-income countries focused on workforce expansion and ICU bed capacity.
CONCLUSIONS: The "Future of Your ICU" in the Asia Pacific region requires a staged, context-sensitive approach. Aligning immediate investment in human and physical capacity with medium-term digital innovation and long-term research and ethical frameworks offers a pragmatic pathway toward sustainable, equitable, and human-centred critical care systems.
X/TWITTER MESSAGE: The #APICS2025 Summit set a roadmap for the Future of Your ICU: A vision for resilient, sustainable, human-centered critical care by 2035. #CriticalCare #APICS, #APCCS.