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An Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a specialised hospital area for patients who are seriously ill or need closer observation and medical support than a general ward can provide. Care is guided by the patient’s condition, medical assessment and treatment needs.
At Matis Hospitals, the decision to admit a patient to intensive care is based on clinical assessment. The treating team evaluates the patient’s condition and determines the appropriate care pathway. When ICU admission is indicated, the team explains the care plan to the patient or their family, as appropriate.
Families can seek updates from the authorised treating team about the patient’s condition and progress. Visiting arrangements and communication with family members are guided by hospital policy and the patient’s clinical needs.
Patients receive care based on the severity of their condition and the level of observation required.
The treating team determines the appropriate treatment and supportive care according to each patient’s needs.
When needed, care is coordinated with relevant treating teams to support clinical decision-making.
The medical team evaluates the patient’s condition, symptoms and immediate care requirements.
The treating team determines whether intensive care is appropriate and explains the next steps to the patient or family, as appropriate.
Treatment and supportive care are guided by the patient’s needs. Families can request updates and visiting guidance from the authorised team.
The patient’s condition is reviewed by the treating team, which determines whether continued intensive care, transfer or another level of care is appropriate.
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