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An Obstetric Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or Obstetric Critical Care Unit (OCCU) is a specialized hospital unit that provides critical care for pregnant women and those who have just given birth who require advanced medical interventions due to serious complications.
Here's a more detailed look:
Purpose:
Provide high-level care:
These units are equipped to handle complex obstetric emergencies and provide specialized care for patients whose conditions cannot be managed adequately in a regular ward setting.
Reduce maternal morbidity and mortality:
By providing timely and appropriate care, these units play a vital role in reducing the risk of complications and improving outcomes for pregnant women and newborns.
Optimize maternal and fetal outcomes:
The OCCU/Obstetric ICU focuses on specialized management of critically ill obstetric patients through an interdisciplinary approach to maximize the well-being of both the mother and fetus.
Common Reasons for Admission:
Key Features of OCCU/Obstetric ICU:
Multidisciplinary Team:
The units are staffed with a team of specialists, including obstetricians, critical care physicians, anesthesiologists, neonatologists, nurses and other healthcare professionals with expertise in maternal-fetal care.
Advanced Monitoring and Equipment:
OCCUs/Obstetric ICUs are equipped with advanced monitoring technologies, such as invasive and non-invasive monitoring, and specialized equipment to support critically ill patients.
Transfer of Care:
Clear protocols and guidelines must exist to ensure that patients are safely transferred to and from the OCCU, including during emergencies.
Coordination of Care:
Effective communication and coordination among different teams is essential to ensure that patients receive optimal care.