Department of Intensive Care
About
Department of Intensive Care
The adult Critical Care Department specializes in the comprehensive care of all critically ill adult patients with single and multiple system failure, obstetrical emergencies, adult and pediatric patients with major chemical, electrical and flame/scald burn. Current and potential customers are adult patients with acute medical, surgical, obstetrical and burn conditions referred to CCD by different departments of KSMC whether from inside the city or outside the city brought by the other hospitals kingdom wide. Patient served and conditions treated include patients with pulmonary, Renal, Neurovascular and Orthopedic problems, including Post-Surgical who require advance medical, nursing or respiratory care. Close observation, monitoring and advanced technological.
MISSION:
To serve our community with passion and professionalism through delivering optimal critical care to patients admitted or referred to King Saud Medical City and promote their health status according to evidenced based medicine and to achieve optimal outcome through collaboration with all other specialties.
VISION:
We strive to be a world leader in critical care by achieving and practicing international standards.
VALUES:
• Focus on Patient’s Rights. • Transparency. • Team Work (Together, Everyone, Achieves More). • Mutual Respect. • Patient-Centered Care. • Best of Professional and Ethical Practices. • Continuous Competency Based Training. • Optimal Utilization of Resources.
Dr. Ahmed Al Enizi is the Chief Executive Officer of King Saud Medical City. A Pediatrics Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Consultant, Dr. Al Enizi is an accomplished physician who is KSMC’s homegrown leader. In his role as CEO, Dr. Al Enizi will steer KSMC in leading the healthcare transformation and to become a model in patient’s experience, center of excellence and effectiveness in the kingdom.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Ahmed held the position of Director of Children’s Hospital at King Saud Medical City in 2016. During his tenure of management, Children’s Hospital continued to rise to new heights with its expansion in various subspecialties in fellowship and training programs.
Dr. Al-Enezi received his MBBS from King Saud University and completed the residency training program at King Saud Medical Hospital for Children. He went on to complete his fellowship in Pediatric Respiratory Diseases and Sleep Disorders at Alberta Children's Hospital, University of Calgary, Canada.
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول
التاريخ
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول يأتي ضمن جهود وزارة الصحة للتحول المؤسسي لتحقيق رؤية ٢٠٣٠، التي رسم خارطتها ولي العهد صاحب السمو الملكي الأمير محمد بن سلمان بن عبد العزيز آل سعود، وأنشئ التجمع الصحي في شهر يوليو من العام ٢٠١٨ م، بهدف تسهيل وصول المستفيد إلى الخدمة الصحية عبر خلق شبكة متكاملة ومترابطة، وتكمن خطة التجمع في المحافظة على صحة المواطن أكثر من علاجه، ومن هنا تكمن أهمية تنمية مراكز الرعاية الأولية.
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A multi-stage development of King Saud Medical City began in 2013. The new hospital complex replaces the oldest medical city in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It includes the construction of a new trauma center serving the entire region; It is considered the first of its kind in the medical city. The master plan includes 1,000 rooms per patient in two new medical towers, and the first phase includes a surgical tower above the Diagnostic and Examination (D+I) building with 480 private inpatient rooms designed for maximum flexibility to accommodate a wide range of acuteness requirements.
“The development addresses the challenges of expanding a fully functional medical city while minimizing the impact of critical operations,” says Ahmed Sweid, the project’s executive director, “as it meets global standards in the delivery of care and serves a new generation of patients and medical professionals.” The entire building has been designed to conform to the existing Islamic architecture of the old city design, allowing patients' visibility, and maximizing shading for the new pedestrian plaza.
(All new city buildings will be organized around this central square.) Where there will be walking paths linking each building to another, all of these paths will be shaded by trees to make pedestrian movement between the buildings possible even during the summer period. In addition, the buildings provide enough to irrigate green spaces, fill swimming pools, and feed waterways and fountains.
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Pediatric Hospital is one of the main hospitals in King Saud Medical City with a bed capacity of 241 active beds and 29 short stay beds (e.g. ER, Day Medical Unit, Day Surgery Unit and Sleep Lab). It serves inpatient and outpatient, accepting patients: girls with age of 0-14 years old and boys with age of 0-12 years old.
MISSION:
We are committed to provide safe & distinctive healthcare for our patients through effective management and qualified staff while seeking to achieve good training & continuous development with the optimal use of available resources.
VISION:
To be pioneer in providing the best pediatric health care in the Kingdom.
VALUES:
• Adhering to the rules of Islamic Religion, laws and regulations in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
• Respect of patient and their rights
• Transparency & mutual respect among workers.
• Work with team spirit.
• Adhering to medical ethics & professional moral.
COMING SOON
Dr. Ahmed Al Enizi is the Chief Executive Officer of King Saud Medical City. A Pediatrics Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Consultant, Dr. Al Enizi is an accomplished physician who is KSMC’s homegrown leader. In his role as CEO, Dr. Al Enizi will steer KSMC in leading the healthcare transformation and to become a model in patient’s experience, center of excellence and effectiveness in the kingdom.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Ahmed held the position of Director of Children’s Hospital at King Saud Medical City in 2016. During his tenure of management, Children’s Hospital continued to rise to new heights with its expansion in various subspecialties in fellowship and training programs.
Dr. Al-Enezi received his MBBS from King Saud University and completed the residency training program at King Saud Medical Hospital for Children. He went on to complete his fellowship in Pediatric Respiratory Diseases and Sleep Disorders at Alberta Children's Hospital, University of Calgary, Canada.
King Saud Medical City was established during the era of King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz in 8/4/ 1376 H (November 11, 1956) that sits on 12 hectares of the land area situated in Al Shumeisy, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It was first named as King Saud the First Hospital, a revolutionary idea from a visionary man. Later on, it became Riyadh Central Hospital, then Riyadh Medical Complex. In November 2010, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz, issued directives of approval to change the name of King Saud Medical Complex to King Saud Medical City (KSMC). However, King Saud Medical City is still affectionately known as "Shumaisy Hospital".
King Fahad Kidney Center is located in King Saud Medical City, it is one of the biggest General Hospital in Riyadh City. Our center has lots of resources including manpower & other required equipment.
The center provides treatment for all types of renal diseases. It also provides medical care & follows up of post renal transplant patients. In addition, it provides pre-transplant workup for advanced renal failure patients.
OUR MISSION:
We are expanding the capacity to accommodate as many patients as possible requiring renal replacement therapy. We keep improving the environment in the center for optimizing the quality of care provided for these patients. Also, we are providing up to date treatment of all renal diseases.
The center is currently performing pre-transplant workup for advanced renal failure patients and following up post-transplant patients who are transplanted outside our center.
OUR VISION:
We plan to improve continuous education program for doctors and nurses to keep up to date medical care provided to patients. The center is planning to improve paramedical care and patient education. As well as improving the infrastructure of the center to optimize the healthcare, and patient safety and to provide more required diagnostic & treatment facilities. We look forward to being recognized as the leading postgraduate training program in the field of nephrology.
OUR VALUES:
Committing to the ethical issues related to medical practice to achieve the optimal benefit and safety of patients and respecting the concern and interest of the patients as a human being.
COMING SOON
Dr. Ahmed Al Enizi is the Chief Executive Officer of King Saud Medical City. A Pediatrics Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Consultant, Dr. Al Enizi is an accomplished physician who is KSMC’s homegrown leader. In his role as CEO, Dr. Al Enizi will steer KSMC in leading the healthcare transformation and to become a model in patient’s experience, center of excellence and effectiveness in the kingdom.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Ahmed held the position of Director of Children’s Hospital at King Saud Medical City in 2016. During his tenure of management, Children’s Hospital continued to rise to new heights with its expansion in various subspecialties in fellowship and training programs.
Dr. Al-Enezi received his MBBS from King Saud University and completed the residency training program at King Saud Medical Hospital for Children. He went on to complete his fellowship in Pediatric Respiratory Diseases and Sleep Disorders at Alberta Children's Hospital, University of Calgary, Canada.
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول
التاريخ
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول يأتي ضمن جهود وزارة الصحة للتحول المؤسسي لتحقيق رؤية ٢٠٣٠، التي رسم خارطتها ولي العهد صاحب السمو الملكي الأمير محمد بن سلمان بن عبد العزيز آل سعود، وأنشئ التجمع الصحي في شهر يوليو من العام ٢٠١٨ م، بهدف تسهيل وصول المستفيد إلى الخدمة الصحية عبر خلق شبكة متكاملة ومترابطة، وتكمن خطة التجمع في المحافظة على صحة المواطن أكثر من علاجه، ومن هنا تكمن أهمية تنمية مراكز الرعاية الأولية.
The dental staff is distributed in 36 units the Dental Center, Ward and Operating Theater and 22 Units in the Dental OPD. Each unit consists of consultants, specialists & residents.
In the dental center and dental OPD staff is present from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm only, 5 residents, 1 senior resident and 1 consultant will be on call 24 hours according to the on-duty schedule that is prepared monthly.
OUR MISSION:
Dental department in King Saud Medical City (KSMC) is committed to providing the best treatment and rehabilitation services according to international standards for members of the community, through administrative, medical, and supporting staff seeking to develop and provide an appropriate environment for excellence in providing health care through use of available resources and monitored and structured training.
OUR VISION:
Provision integrated health care and overall the highest international standards.
OUR VALUES:
Patient first!
• Equity in access to health care
• Commitment and loyalty
• Professional and efficient
• Honesty and transparency and accountability
• Teamwork
• Motivation and support
• Productivity
• Partnership with the community
COMING SOON
Dr. Ahmed Al Enizi is the Chief Executive Officer of King Saud Medical City. A Pediatrics Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Consultant, Dr. Al Enizi is an accomplished physician who is KSMC’s homegrown leader. In his role as CEO, Dr. Al Enizi will steer KSMC in leading the healthcare transformation and to become a model in patient’s experience, center of excellence and effectiveness in the kingdom.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Ahmed held the position of Director of Children’s Hospital at King Saud Medical City in 2016. During his tenure of management, Children’s Hospital continued to rise to new heights with its expansion in various subspecialties in fellowship and training programs.
Dr. Al-Enezi received his MBBS from King Saud University and completed the residency training program at King Saud Medical Hospital for Children. He went on to complete his fellowship in Pediatric Respiratory Diseases and Sleep Disorders at Alberta Children's Hospital, University of Calgary, Canada.
King Saud Medical City was established during the era of King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz in 8/4/ 1376 H (November 11, 1956) that sits on 12 hectares of the land area situated in Al Shumeisy, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It was first named as King Saud the First Hospital, a revolutionary idea from a visionary man. Later on, it became Riyadh Central Hospital, then Riyadh Medical Complex. In November 2010, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz, issued directives of approval to change the name of King Saud Medical Complex to King Saud Medical City (KSMC). However, King Saud Medical City is still affectionately known as "Shumaisy Hospital".
COMING SOON
COMING SOON
Dr. Ahmed Al Enizi is the Chief Executive Officer of King Saud Medical City. A Pediatrics Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Consultant, Dr. Al Enizi is an accomplished physician who is KSMC’s homegrown leader. In his role as CEO, Dr. Al Enizi will steer KSMC in leading the healthcare transformation and to become a model in patient’s experience, center of excellence and effectiveness in the kingdom.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Dr. Ahmed held the position of Director of Children’s Hospital at King Saud Medical City in 2016. During his tenure of management, Children’s Hospital continued to rise to new heights with its expansion in various subspecialties in fellowship and training programs.
Dr. Al-Enezi received his MBBS from King Saud University and completed the residency training program at King Saud Medical Hospital for Children. He went on to complete his fellowship in Pediatric Respiratory Diseases and Sleep Disorders at Alberta Children's Hospital, University of Calgary, Canada.
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول
التاريخ
تجمع الرياض الصحي الأول يأتي ضمن جهود وزارة الصحة للتحول المؤسسي لتحقيق رؤية ٢٠٣٠، التي رسم خارطتها ولي العهد صاحب السمو الملكي الأمير محمد بن سلمان بن عبد العزيز آل سعود، وأنشئ التجمع الصحي في شهر يوليو من العام ٢٠١٨ م، بهدف تسهيل وصول المستفيد إلى الخدمة الصحية عبر خلق شبكة متكاملة ومترابطة، وتكمن خطة التجمع في المحافظة على صحة المواطن أكثر من علاجه، ومن هنا تكمن أهمية تنمية مراكز الرعاية الأولية.