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Shashwat Hospital is one of India’s top critical care facilities. Critical care, often known as intensive care, is a vital medical speciality that deals with severely ill patients. They may need help with hypertension/hypotension, airway or respiratory compromise (ventilator support), acute renal failure, or the cumulative effects of multiple organ failure, often known as multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. Patients who require intensive/invasive monitoring, such as in the critical hours following major surgery or who are deemed too unstable to be transferred to a less intensively monitored ward, may be admitted to intensive care units.

The critical care medicine department of Shashwat Hospital in India combines numerous specialisations and technology to give patients who are acutely and critically sick the best chance of survival. The ICU administration at Shashwat Hospital in India is founded on the concept that the systematic organisation of Critical Care services has a significant impact on critical overall outcome metrics like death, duration of stay, and infection rates.

To make Shashwat Hospital the top critical care hospital in India, a lot of focus is made on areas like nursing training, standardising care through clinical pathways, and identifying ethical and economic challenges relevant to Critical Care.