Overview

ICU and Emergency Services stand as a pivotal medical specialty devoted to the intensive care and support of critically ill patients. This caters to individuals grappling with conditions demanding meticulous attention, from unstable blood pressure to complex organ failures. With a focus on addressing challenges like respiratory compromise and cardiac arrhythmias, ICU and Emergency Services serve as a hope in dire medical situations.

At Ishan Hospital, the Department of Critical Care Medicine is a convergence of specialized expertise and cutting-edge technology. The essence of ICU management here lies in meticulously organized Critical Care services, which impact crucial outcome measures like mortality rates, length of stay, and infection control. This holistic approach encompasses multidisciplinary ICUs, post-cardiac surgery care, stroke care, and dedicated units for neonates and pediatric cases.

Comprehensive Emergency Services and Facilities

The Emergency Room and Trauma Centre at Ishan Hospital offer expert care for a wide range of urgent medical conditions, spanning accidents, injuries, sudden illnesses, and critical cases. Proficient team of medical professionals swiftly manages diverse emergencies, employing advanced technology for quick diagnosis and appropriate interventions. The Trauma Centre specializes in treating severe injuries such as fractures and head injuries, ensuring immediate care and stabilization. Simultaneously, the Emergency Room caters to a broad spectrum of urgent medical needs, guaranteeing patients timely attention and effective treatment. In the hospital's Intensive Care Unit (ICU), infection control is of paramount importance, protecting patients from health risks. Rigorous daily care checklists and meticulous infection control practices prevent healthcare-associated infections, benefiting critically ill patients by curbing morbidity and hospital stays. The collective commitment of the healthcare team to adhere to infection control policies, including hand hygiene, sterile barriers, and safe disposal practices, is evident. The implementation of bedside checklists has significantly improved infection control metrics and reduced the Average Length of Stay (ALOS), fostering a secure environment for critical care.