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27/09/2024

Friday : Stands for FACTS (8:00 PM)

Topic : Emergency and Post cancer surgery patient
(Training Session for Nurses and Junior Doctors)

To elaborate on this topic we are organising zoom CME on

Sep 27, 2024, Friday, 8:00 PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8549784217
Meeting ID: 854 978 4217

Speaker
Dr. Rahul Yadav
Apex Hospitals, Jaipur

The topic will be discussed in simple terms so that we all understand

15/03/2024

🌟 Join Us for an Insightful Healthcare Session on Pneumonia! 🌟

👩‍⚕️ Moderated by the esteemed Dr. Sachin Jhawar, Apex Hospitals presents an engaging Zoom webinar focused on understanding and combating Pneumonia.

🎙️ Featured Speakers:
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Mehul Aggarwal - Consultant in Pulmonology
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Mohit Mangal - Consultant in Critical Care

02/11/2023

It's a wonderful perspective to relate the concept of deep cleaning in healthcare to various aspects of life during Diwali:

1. Physical Deep Cleaning: During Diwali, people often engage in thorough cleaning of their homes, which can be seen as a physical deep clean. Removing dust and clutter creates a clean and healthy environment.

2. Mental Deep Cleaning: Just as physical spaces need cleaning, our minds can benefit from decluttering as well. Diwali is an opportunity to let go of unnecessary worries, stress, and negative thoughts, resulting in mental clarity and well-being.

3. Spiritual Deep Cleaning: Diwali is a time for reflection, inner peace, and spiritual renewal. Many use this occasion to cleanse their souls, seek forgiveness, and connect with their inner selves.

4. Life Space Deep Cleaning: Beyond our physical and mental spaces, we can also consider deep cleaning our life by reassessing priorities, letting go of unproductive habits, and refining our goals for a healthier and more fulfilling life.

In essence, Diwali serves as a metaphorical "deep cleaning" opportunity to refine and improve various aspects of our lives, just as healthcare professionals deep clean to prevent infections in healthcare settings.
Apex Hospitals
Critical Care Hope

09/10/2023

Learning is the only way forward to excellence...

Maa Saraswati Hospital, Mathura and Critical Care Hope is organizing a Free BLS and Airway management training program in Maa Saraswati Hospital campus, Vrindavan Road, Mathura on 13-October-23 (2 PM to 5 PM).

Doctors & trainers of Apex Hospitals, Jaipur will conduct the training. Certificates will be awarded to all the participants.

For more information please contact
Deepak Sharma
095211 98922

22/06/2023

Critical Care Hope (Apex Hospitals) in association with ITC AIIMS, Jodhpur is organizing an American Heart Association (AHA) certified "BLS & ACLS Training Course"

Limited Seats Available

For registration please contact
Mr. Narendra Saini
+91 9414346555

10/06/2023

Against all odds a HOPE Story

Critical Care HOPE Team Saves 18-Year-Old Soniya from Insecticide Ingestion at Solanki Hospital

Soniya (name changed), an 18-year-old female patient, arrived at Solanki Hospital, Bharatpur, on 30/5/23, with a suspected case of insecticide ingestion. Thanks to the swift response of the Critical Care HOPE Team, she received immediate medical attention.

Based on the provided history and physical examination, it was determined that Soniya was suffering from Organophosphorus compound poisoning. Our Critical Care HOPE Team quickly initiated gastric lavage with normal saline and started treatment with pralidoxime and atropine as per protocol.

However, despite resuscitation efforts, Soniya's neurological condition deteriorated over the next 8-10 hours. Understanding the gravity of the situation, Critical Care HOPE Team made the decision to intubate her and provide mechanical ventilator support. During this critical time, we provided detailed counselling to the anxious family, ensuring clear communication and support.

For the next 48 hours, Soniya remained on an atropine infusion, and gradually her condition started to improve. With determination and perseverance, she was successfully liberated from ventilator support. After a total of 5 days of hospitalization, including 2 days of ventilator support, Soniya was discharged in stable condition.

A crucial element in Soniya's case was the ongoing communication with her family members, especially during the late evening hours. By addressing their concerns and alleviating their anxiety, they felt confident in continuing the treatment in their hometown itself.

Based on the findings of this case study, the Critical Care Hope team was able to provide the patient with the necessary medical care within the golden hour, which ultimately resulted in the patient's successful recovery. At Critical Care HOPE, we are fully dedicated to achieving our mission of providing the "Right Care" to "the Right Patient" "at the Right Time."

For more information contact
Deepak Sharma
095211 98922

13/05/2023

Saving the life of a Young Mother in limited resources setting with a multidisciplinary team & Critical Care Hope ICU services

Critical Care Hope has been instrumental in saving the lives of many critically ill patients. Kudos to Team Critical Care Hope for saving the life of a 22-year-old female patient who was admitted to Solanki Hospital in a critical condition is a sheer testimony to this.

Mrs. Pooja from Agra delivered a normal baby 15 days ago. But she was presented with repeated episodes of seizures and unconsciousness. On evaluation, she was suffering from high blood pressure and raised WBC count. The Critical Care Hope team, under the guidance of Dr. Rakesh Solanki, immediately started treatment, intubated her, and initiated ventilator support.

After careful evaluation, Mrs. Pooja was diagnosed with postpartum sepsis with eclampsia and managed with anti-epileptic medication, anti-hypertensives, and broad-spectrum antibiotics. When neurology opinion was taken, the possibilities of cerebral venous thrombosis and meningitis were raised. CT venogram was done and found to be normal.

Despite the resource-limited setting in the region, the Critical Care Hope team tailored the therapy according to the resources available and monitored the patient for the next 24 hours. Thanks to their correct clinical judgment and timely intervention, Mrs. Pooja regained full consciousness the next day. After five days of hospitalization including two days of ventilator support, she was extubated and discharged from the hospital in stable condition without any neurological deficit.

The success of this case highlighted the importance of a setup like Critical Care Hope which was a great assistance to Solanki Hospital which was facing challenges of limited medical resources.

Further timely and appropriate treatment can mean the difference between life and death. In fact, it is estimated that 35-41% of patients suffer or die during transportation for critical care services. Thus, without shifting the patient, Critical Care Hope team made possible the patient’s treatment.

The patient’s family shared heartfelt thanks to the dedicated healthcare professionals of Critical Care Hope as well as Solanki Hospital which remained committed to providing the highest quality of care despite the challenges of limited resources and manpower.

For more information contact
Deepak Sharma
095211 98922

29/04/2023

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