Overview
The Emergency department of Believers Church Medical College hospital is committed towards creating an atmosphere of quality care and efficient services, featuring modern emergency medicine equipments and state-of-the-art bedside monitoring capabilities.
Our Emergency Department is staffed round the clock by a team of dedicated and highly skilled Emergency Physicians, Paramedics and ER Nurses trained in dealing with all forms of Medical, Surgical, Cardiac, Poly Trauma, Paediatric and other acutely ill patients. We are a Level I Trauma Centre with in-house Trauma Surgeons, Anaesthetist, Orthopaedicians and vital support services including the ED emergency Major and Minor OT, Radiology, Blood bank and Point of Care Lab which is staffed and kept functional at all times. All the items required will be made available during mass casualties.
On average, our 35 bed Emergency department, which includes triage beds, observation areas, multi-bed Resuscitation bay, treats around 30000 patients annually. We have full-fledged Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Basic Life Support mobile ICUs, with trained emergency doctors and paramedics, providing vital pre-hospital care while transporting critically ill or injured patients.
Emergency cases are attended promptly with specialized doctors available on call in each department. In serious cases, priority is given to the treatment and management rather than procedures of registration or initiating medico-legal cases. Considering a case as medico-legal is at the sole discretion of the Doctor and not with the patient or his/her relatives.
Telephone: Direct Line (24x7): +91 9495998443
Specialists
FAQ
In general, people visit emergency medicine specialists in emergency situations. However, to get an idea of what to prepare for your first visit, you should carry health documents, remember all the concerns to discuss, and take along your health insurance card.
Emergency conditions such as chest pain, fracture, acute pain, bleeding, respiratory distress, stroke, trauma and various other conditions.
Triage is the process of identifying which patients need the greatest care and attention depending on their condition or illness. In the ER, certain patients with less severe needs may be asked to wait, while those with the most immediate need are given care first.
While ER doctors may perform surgery, their first priority is to stabilize any injured patient that comes in. They will provide initial emergency care, such as starting a blood transfusion or ordering oxygen therapy. Beyond that, they may recommend further treatment by trained specialists.
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a hospital room designated for patients who need constant care and observation in the short term.
The CCU (Coronary Care Unit, Cardiac Care Unit or Critical Care Unit) is generally staffed with cardiologists and intended for patients with heart complications or life threatening conditions.
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