NICU Department

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NICU Department Introduction

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Beski Hospital provides specialized care for premature newborns and infants who require close medical monitoring and specialized treatment. This department is dedicated to caring for newborns who, due to their physical condition or medical complications, require continuous observation and specialized medical services.

In the NICU, newborns’ health is carefully assessed, and the required care is provided based on each infant’s condition and the physician’s recommendations. Maintaining newborn health, adhering to hygiene and safety standards, and supporting families throughout the treatment process are among the key priorities of care in this department.

NICU Department Information

In the NICU, newborns’ general condition and vital signs are continuously monitored, and the necessary care is provided based on their clinical condition. Parents can also receive guidance from the medical team regarding their newborn’s condition and the course of care and treatment.

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NICU Department Services

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Beski Hospital focuses on providing specialized care for premature newborns and infants requiring intensive care. Medical treatment and monitoring are tailored to each newborn’s individual condition.

Care for Premature Newborns

Providing specialized care tailored to the needs of premature newborns

Vital Signs Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of vital signs and the newborn’s overall condition based on medical needs

Specialized Care

Providing medical and nursing care tailored to each newborn’s clinical condition

Body Temperature Regulation

Maintaining and regulating the newborn’s body temperature according to their condition and care requirements

Infection Control

Adhering to hygiene standards and preventive measures to reduce the risk of infection transmission

Parental Support

Guiding families about their newborn’s condition and supporting them throughout the treatment process

Admission and Discharge Process

The admission, hospitalization, and discharge process in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is carried out in accordance with the physician’s instructions and hospital standards.

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Newborn Admission

Registering the newborn’s information and completing the admission process based on hospitalization requirements

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Initial Assessment

Assessment of the newborn’s clinical condition and care needs by the medical team

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Specialized Care

Providing necessary care and monitoring the newborn’s condition according to the physician’s recommendations

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Final Assessment

Assessing the newborn’s recovery and determining readiness for discharge by the physician

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Newborn Discharge

Providing parents with care instructions and explaining the follow-up plan after discharge

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