Compassionate Care

The Compassionate Care in the Intensive Care Unit

Compassionate Care Program in the Intensive Care Unit aims to provide comprehensive, specialized and personalized care for patients in need of intensive monitoring and care. This program involves a medical team consisting of doctors, nurses and respiratory therapy specialists. Its goal is to offer medical, emotional, and social support to patients and their families, providing comprehensive care that includes accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plans.

The fundamental principles of supporting patients and their families in the ICU revolve around comprehensive care and close interaction between the care team and the patient's family. The ICU team strives to provide support and comfort to patients and their families through:

• Continuous communication: Effective communication among doctors, nurses and the patient's family is crucial. This continuous connection allows for a better understanding of the patient's condition and offers emotional support and necessary information based on their situation.
• Transparency and education: The team aims to provide clear information and a deep understanding of the patient's condition and applied treatments, which helps alleviate stress and promote healing. Additionally, the program offers opportunities to educate the patient's family about the care provided during their stay in the ICU.
• Respect and personalized care: The program promotes respect and individual care for each patient and their family, paying close attention to specific needs and personal requests to ensure comfort and fulfillment of desires.
• Emotional and social support: The team provides psychological and social support to the patient and their family as much as possible, whether through psychological consultations for patients or the provision of social services.
• Decision-making partnership: The program encourages patient and family involvement in treatment-related decision-making processes, enabling them to feel in control and participate actively.

These principles form the foundation for providing a supportive and stimulating environment in the ICU, aiming to achieve the highest levels of medical care and comprehensive support for patients and their families, ultimately aiding in a quicker and better recovery process.​​