Guidelines for visiting Intensive Care Units

1. After washing both hands with disinfectant once the visit is over, each guardian with a patient (no more than two people at a time) may enter the room.
2. Inside the intensive care unit, patients’ basic care, waste material disposal, patient wear change, etc. are all done by the nurse. As such, there is no need for the guardian and the caregiver to stay by (and provide care for) the patient.
3. Because mobile phone use could disrupt medical equipments, mobile phone use is prohibited inside the intensive care unit.
4. If you need a medical certificate and other proof of documents, please request to your nurse one day prior; your documents will be ready as soon as your doctor completes them.
5. For the safety of patients, we might use restraints if necessary.
6. Preschool children and the elderly should refrain from visiting patients due to the concern of infection.
7. Those with infectious diseases, such as cold, diarrhea, skin diseases, infectious diseases (chicken pox, rubella, measles, etc.) should refrain from visiting the hospital.