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The Labour Room provides comprehensive care to women during labour, childbirth, and the immediate postpartum period. It ensures safe delivery practices, continuous monitoring of the mother and newborn, timely identification and management of complications, and adherence to infection prevention and control protocols to promote safe maternal and neonatal outcomes.
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The High Dependency Unit (HDU) provides close monitoring and specialised care for obstetric patients with high-risk pregnancies and complications during pregnancy, labour, or the postpartum period. Medical cases may also be admitted for observation and monitoring, with appropriate referral for further management when required. The unit ensures timely intervention and continuous monitoring to promote patient safety and prevent complications.
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The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) provides specialised care for critically ill patients requiring continuous monitoring and intensive medical management. It focuses on stabilising patients, monitoring vital signs, providing life-support interventions when required, and ensuring timely treatment of critical conditions to prevent complications and improve patient outcomes.
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The Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) provides specialised intensive care for critically ill infants and children requiring close monitoring and advanced medical support. It ensures continuous assessment of vital signs, management of severe paediatric illnesses, respiratory support when required, and timely interventions to stabilise patients and improve clinical outcomes.
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The Operation Theatre (OT) provides a sterile and controlled environment for conducting obstetric, gynaecological, paediatric surgical, and general surgical procedures, including both elective and emergency surgeries. It ensures adherence to surgical safety protocols, infection prevention and control practices, proper sterilisation, and comprehensive perioperative care to promote patient safety and successful surgical outcomes.
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The Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provide specialised care for sick, premature, low-birth-weight, and critically ill newborns. The units offer continuous monitoring, management of neonatal complications, respiratory support, thermal care, feeding support, and infection prevention and control to ensure safe and effective treatment and improved neonatal outcomes.
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A Maternal and Neonatal Care Unit (MNCU): Is a specialized unit that provides comprehensive,quality and essential healthcare services to mothers and newborn babies .The unit focuses on ensuring safe childbirth,immediate newborn care ,early identification of complications,prevention of infections and timely management of sick newborns. Services include, Essential Newborn Care, Newborn Resuscitation, Breastfeeding support, Kangaroo Mother Care, Immunization, Growth Monitoring and Health Education.