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Awareness programme on critical illnesses, ICU care held

Amritsar, July 6 As many as 100 people attended a patient’s awareness session on critical illnesses and ICU care at Ivy, a private hospital, here on Saturday. Dr Manish Gupta, head of critical care, said, “Critical or intensive care...
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Amritsar, July 6

As many as 100 people attended a patient’s awareness session on critical illnesses and ICU care at Ivy, a private hospital, here on Saturday.

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Dr Manish Gupta, head of critical care, said, “Critical or intensive care is the diagnosis or management of life-threatening health conditions that often require a life-support system. Ironically, India has 2.3 critical care beds for one lakh patients, which is significantly lower than that in Western countries.”

Dr Gupreet Singh Gill, a senior consultant (anesthesia), said ICU care is in demand more than ever. In India, five million patients require ICU care, but only 95,000 ICU beds are available.

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