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The document discusses the goals and teamwork of the intensive care unit at King Saud Medical City. The ICU works to care for critically ill patients through dedicated team members who strive to prevent infections, pain, falls and promote hygiene while ensuring quality record keeping and family/employee satisfaction by facing and fixing problems together rather than as individuals.
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Quality Promotion
- 2. 或韓
- 4. At King Saud Medical City we believe that
- 5. We cater for a world
- 6. The dynamic world of ICU
- 7. Thats full of challenges
- 8. That we live 岳鞄姻看顎乙鞄
- 9. By teamwork
- 10. A team thats dedicated to our goals
- 11. To care for the fragile
- 12. And the critically ill
- 13. To prevent Infection Pain And work hazards
- 14. To prevent falls And promote hygiene
- 16. And watch for the satisfaction Of families And employees
- 17. When we face problems, we
- 18. We will fix 庄岳
- 19. Our tools..?
- 23. Who are we ??
- 27. Were not even the boss Karim
- 28. In fact we are CCD
- 29. And because we are