ArticleWorld journal of critical care medicine2020
Critical care practice in India: Results of the intensive care unit need assessment survey (ININ2018).
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Abstract
backgroundA diverse country like India may have variable intensive care units (ICUs) practices at state and city levels.
aimTo gain insight into clinical services and processes of care in ICUs in India, this would help plan for potential educational and quality improvement interventions.
methodsThe Indian ICU needs assessment research group of diverse-skilled individuals was formed. A pan- India survey "Indian National ICU Needs" assessment (ININ 2018-I) was designed on google forms and deployed from July 23
resultsThere were total 134 adult/adult-pediatrics ICU responses from 24 (83% out of 29) states, and two (28% out of 7) UTs in 61 cities. They had median (IQR) 16 (10-25) beds and most, were mixed medical-surgical, 111(83%), with 108(81%) being adult-only ICUs. Representative responders were young, median (IQR), 38 (32-44) years age and majority,
conclusionIn this large, national, semi-structured, need-assessment survey, the need for improved manpower including; in-house intensivists, and decreasing patient-to-nurse ratios was evident. Sepsis was the most common diagnosis and quality and research initiatives to decrease sepsis mortality and ICU length of stay could be prioritized. Additionally, subsequent surveys can focus on digital infrastructure for standardized care and efficient resource utilization and enhancing compliance with existing protocols.
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