Intensive Care Unit Management

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) management involves closely monitoring and treating critically ill or unstable patients using specialized medical techniques and equipment. It includes coordinating a team of healthcare professionals—doctors, nurses, and specialists—to assess patient needs, administer advanced therapies, and adjust treatments as conditions change. The goal is to stabilize vital functions, prevent complications, and support recovery. Effective ICU management requires detailed planning, timely decision-making, and ongoing communication to ensure each patient receives personalized, comprehensive care in a highly controlled environment.