• Patients are accurately assessed and classified according to the Australasian Triage Scale (ATS) at the ER – Poison Control Department, where appropriate emergency measures are applied.
  Patients requiring intensive care/in critical condition are delivered to ICU (Intensive Care Unit) with the coordination of many specialists (Team-Based Care) at the immediate time of admission, ensuring the optimal pathway to stable status.
• The department has full emergency functionality and treatment capabilities for areas of medical specialization, such as Internal medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics, and Pediatrics.
• Vinmec Emergency Resuscitation Department is also in charge of intensive resuscitation for multi-organ failure such as: respiratory failure, circulatory failure, acute liver failure, acute kidney failure, neurological resuscitation and brain protection, etc., as well as post-surgery resuscitation and severe cases requiring specialized treatment such as: post-stroke, severe trauma, elderly people with severe illness, and so forth.

Rapid Response Team (RRT)
Early detection of signs of acute changes at im-patients, and remote prevention of unwanted circulatory arrest (code blue triggers), departments may require RRT support to access and offer early intervention if the patient is indicated as needing intervention.

Multidisciplinary ICU rounds
The Core team (including doctors & nurses in emergency resuscitation - rehabilitation - nutrition - clinical pharmacy) examines ICU patients daily. Therefore, a daily comprehensive care treatment plan is discussed and agreed upon to achieve highly effective and safe treatment for the patient.

Early detection and management of sepsis in hospitals and emergency rooms (Sepsis bundle)
Early recognition of warning signs that can be ambiguous when a patient has sepsis/undergoes septic shock and requires timely treatment, helping to circumvent severe septic shock developments, multi-organ failure, etc.