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| Description: TABLE 1 2 ACCM ef of ICU Levels ofC ICU Level Description of Services, Personnel Level | Hospitals with ICUs that provide comprehensive care for patients with a wide range of disorders. Sophisticated equipment is available. Units are staffed with specialized nurses and HCPs with critical care training. 3 Comprehensive support services are available and include pharmacy, respiratory therapy, nutritional support, 5 social services, and pastoral care. These units may be located within an academic teaching hospital or may be community based. Level II Hospitals with ICUs that have the capability of providing comprehensive care to most critically ill patients but not to specific patient populations (neurosurgical, cardiothoracic, trauma). Level III Hospitals with ICUs that have the ability to provide initial stabilization of critically ill patients but are limited in 5 their ability to provide comprehensive care for all patients.These hospitals are able to care for ICU patients requiring routine care and monitoring. Data from ACCM (2003). Picture Stats: Views: 226 Filesize: 160.72kB Height: 424 Width: 1207 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=43913 |