The department of Critical Care and Anesthesiology at Royal Bahrain Hospital provides the highest standard of critical and supportive care to patients who are in life-threatening and critical conditions, in-operation anesthesia and pain management services and post-operation care for patients during recovery. The team comprises of licensed professionals with a certified degree in Critical Care. The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is staffed by a team of highly qualified intensivists and critical care physicians who provide world class care to critically illor unstable patients of all age groups and of varying conditions that require close and constant monitoringaround the clock.

Prepared for any situation, our vigilant and dedicated staff ensurethe full stability of our patients who are referred from hospital or emergency departments,and after whichthey are transferred to one of our technologically equipped inpatient rooms. Our dedicated medical team is comprised ofintensive care consultants, anesthesiologists, nurses, trained practitionersand technicians who are complemented by a multidisciplinary team of specialists from several departments at the hospital.

Weprovide supportive, high level critical and individualized care to each patient as well as surgical intervention when necessary including patients with multiple trauma and neurological cases. At our ICU we are staffed with one nurse for each patient to ensure safe and high-quality patient care. We also ensure that the families of the patients who are admitted are cared for by our health care professionals during these challengingtimes.

Our technologically advancedintensive care unit follows standard procedures to reduce hospital acquired infections such as hand hygiene, the usage of gloves and the proper usage of catheters. Our advanced facilities include a world class 8 bedded Intensive Care Unit (ICU) including one airborne isolation bed with a negative-pressure isolation for patients with infections such as Tuberculosis and coronavirus, 4 beds at our Post-Anesthetic Care Unit (PACU) all of which are closely monitored, comfortable beds with air mattresses which prevent bed sores for patients who are given extended bed rest, vertical medical power columns enabling easy accessibility to physicians and nurses,high-end monitoring and advanced mechanical ventilators for invasive and noninvasive artificial respiratory support for patients who have difficulty breathing by themselves.