Our paediatricianshave extensive experience in handling neonatal issues, particularly concerning premature infants, congenital conditions or infections identified at birth, and neonatal distress syndrome. We provide 24-hour comprehensive monitoring and assessment. Additionally, we have a team of experienced and friendly nursing staff, including senior neonatal intensive care nurses, equipped with advanced monitoring equipment in a well-furnished environment. This allows us to deliver professional treatment and care for infants.
In the first three hours after birth, infants are placed in an incubator in the nursery for warmth and monitoring of their physical conditions. They will only be transferred to a cot once their temperature, pulse, blood oxygen levels, and feeding status are stable. Each cot in the nursery is fitted with a "baby breathing monitor" mattress that immediately alerts nursing staff if an infant experiences respiratory distress, ensuring that they receive prompt and appropriate care for complete safety.
During their hospital stay, nursing staff will monitor infants for jaundice levels, administer vaccinations, and conduct routine cord blood tests. We also perform hearing tests and screening for congenital heart disease in newborns. These checks help us identify health issues early, enabling prompt diagnosis and early treatment, which can be highly effective.
Furthermore, we offer guidance to mothers on breastfeeding techniques, and parents can participate in demonstrations on bottle feeding, bathing infants, cord care, and skincare for babies. Our nursing staff are more than happy to share their experiences and insights on caring for newborns.