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Overview

RAK Hospital’s ICU and Critical Care Department is renowned for delivering exceptional, around-the-clock care to critically ill patients. Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with the latest medical technology, allowing us to provide comprehensive monitoring and advanced treatment options to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The department is staffed by a highly skilled and experienced multidisciplinary team, including intensivists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other healthcare professionals dedicated to delivering personalized, compassionate care.

Our ICU specializes in managing complex medical conditions, offering services such as advanced life support, mechanical ventilation, and continuous hemodynamic monitoring. We emphasize a patient-centered approach, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to meet the unique needs of every patient. Our team is adept at handling a wide range of critical situations, from severe infections and respiratory failure to post-operative care for major surgeries.

We adhere to globally recognized protocols and best practices, ensuring the highest standards of safety and quality in patient care. Our commitment to innovation and excellence has established RAK Hospital as a leader in critical care, providing a lifeline to patients and their families during challenging times.

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Services

Areas of Excellence

  • Mechanical Ventilation: Management of patients requiring respiratory support through ventilators.
  • Hemodynamic Monitoring: Continuous assessment of cardiac output and blood pressure to guide treatment.
  • Renal Replacement Therapy: Dialysis treatments for patients with acute or chronic kidney failure.
  • Advanced Life Support: Implementation of ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) protocols for cardiac arrest and other life-threatening conditions.
  • Sedation and Pain Management: Administration of medications to ensure patient comfort and manage pain effectively.
  • Nutritional Support: Provision of enteral or parenteral nutrition for patients unable to eat normally.
  • Critical Care Ultrasonography: Use of ultrasound for diagnosis and monitoring in critical care settings.
  • Infection & Sepsis Management: Early identification and treatment of sepsis to improve patient outcomes.
  • Post-Operative Care: Intensive monitoring and support for patients recovering from major surgeries.
  • Ventilator Weaning: Gradual reduction of ventilator support to enable patients to breathe independently.

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