Intensive Care Unites in Hospitals: Principles and Guidelines

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Intensive Care Units (ICUs) are symbols of modern medical care. They have to be managed by competent clinical and administrative staff in order to deliver quality services to the community. In this book an attempt has been made to generate awareness regarding: Intensive Care Units in general, Indian Scenario of Intensive Care Units, Desirable System of Intensive Care Units, Standards for Critical Care Unit Design, Organizational System for Critical Care Transport, Intensive Care Units for Children, Protocol for Brain Death, Infection Control in Intensive Care Units, Proposal for Higher Studies in Intensive Care Medicine, Critical Care Scoring, Vendors of Medical and Surgical Articles. This book intends to provide a comprehensive framework of intensive Care Units and will be of immense value for the healthcare institutions and healthcare workers (viz. Doctors, Nurses, Paramedical Staff, Medical Superintendents, Hospital Administrators) who are constantly associated with the delivery of intensive medical care to the community. The book is also of value to the general public as they will be able to understand the intricacies of Intensive Care Units.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Humera Khan

Dr. Humera Khan, MBBS, MD, specializes in Medical Biochemistry and is an excellent teacher and researcher. She has several papers to her credit. Her chief areas of interest in addition to her specialized field include emerging trends in healthcare industry such as telemedicine, quality management in health care services, intensive care services, medical laboratory services etc. She is Life Member of Association of Clinical Biochemists of India.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mohd. Faisal Khan

Dr. Mohd. Faisal Khan, specializes in hospital management and combines many years of experience as outstanding physician, researcher and an administrator. He has several monographs (viz. Blood Banking and Transfusion, Health Technology Management, Protocol for Brain Death and The Standards for Critical Care Unit Design etc.) and a book on Health Education to his credit. His chief areas of interests include emerging issues in health care industry such as hospital waste management, marketing of health care services and human resource management in health care institutions.