Intensive care nursing

Intensive care nursing involves caring for patients with severe, life-threatening conditions who require close monitoring and advanced medical support. These nurses are highly trained to manage complex treatments, such as ventilators, medications, and life-support systems, often in an intensive care unit (ICU). They work closely with healthcare teams to stabilize patients, monitor vital signs, and respond quickly to any changes in condition. The goal is to provide specialized, continuous care to help patients recover or improve their health status in critical situations.