"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The word ICU- Intensive care unit! I Care for You ! Does it bring a ray of hope to your mind or unknown fear? Or does the action packed life charges you? Or have you been in this world of Critical Care since a month and still scratching your head? Or is this your first posting in ICU?
If the answer is yes! All your fears are answered in the book you are holding in your hands.
Your heart misses a beat too with the change in sound of monitor beep. You sit nervous at the nursing counter throughout the night shift with all the monitors beeps and sounds deciding your own pulse rate and blood pressure.
Times have changed and critical care has evolved and emerged as a promising caring branch. Earlier guidance was limited. Now we are better equipped with knowledge and experience.
Do yourself a favor by gifting this book which holds a treasure of authentic knowledge by an expert in this field since 25 years. A book with knowledge and right attitude practice well.
Dr. Diptimala Agarwal
Dr. Diptimala Agarwal is working as Chief Critical Care Services at Shantived Institute of Medical Sciences Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. She is dedicated to Critical Care for the last 25 years.
She is passionate about teaching and spreading the message of timely admission in ICU –Intensive care units for better positive outcomes. She is a regular faculty at National conferences since 2005. She is a Chapter Contributor in Critical Care textbooks since 2016.
She was Vice President ISCCM ( Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine) National Association for the year 2016-17.
She envisions a world where the world ICU is not associated with despair and death, rather a place where intensive, aggressive care is given with round the clock monitoring and assessment.
She aims to help in strengthening the fundamentals for every new entrant into the world of Critical Care.
This book is an earnest attempt on this path.
