Emergency Medicine
The Emergency Medicine Department at Bharati Hospital offers 24x7 multidisciplinary emergency care for critically ill and trauma patients. With NABH accreditation, modern triage zones, and experienced physicians, the department ensures immediate stabilization, advanced diagnostics, and seamless coordination for timely intervention and critical care.
Overview
The Department of Emergency Medicine (EMD) at Bharati Hospital, Pune, delivers continuous emergency care to both adult and paediatric patients through a structured, zone-based system. Patients are triaged into Red, Yellow, or Green zones based on clinical urgency, ensuring rapid stabilization and effective resource utilization. The department is equipped with advanced resuscitation and monitoring systems, including ventilators, multi-parameter monitors, defibrillators, and crash carts.
With a team of trained emergency physicians, nurses, and support staff, the EMD provides expert care in handling trauma, cardiac events, poisoning, strokes, and other medical emergencies. The department also plays a critical role in intrahospital transfers, disaster response, and mass casualty situations. After initial treatment and stabilization, patients are either discharged or transferred to the appropriate specialty unit for further care.
Scope of Services
Critical & Emergency Services
- Accident and injuries
- Medicolegal cases
- Cardiac Emergencies
- Respiratory emergencies
- Strokes
- Orthopaedic emergencies
- Paediatric emergencies
- Poisoning
- Drowning
- Snake bite
- Disaster management
- Intensive care unit
- Major and minor ot
- Isolation room
- Mortuary
- Hanging
Emergency Diagnostic Support
- POCT – Portable X-Ray, ECG, ABG, Urine/ Sugar/ Ketone
- Point of care Glucose Testing
- POCUS – Ultra Sound / 2 D Echo
- 24/7 Lab Access (Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Imaging)
- Chemo Injections & Nebulization
- Bone Marrow Aspiration, Pleural & Ascitic Tapping
- Cardiac Enzymes, BNP, Pocketone
Pain Management Services
- Acute postoperative pain care
- Chronic pain interventions (PRP, sympathetic blocks, radiofrequency ablation)
- Multidisciplinary pain clinic for palliative and terminal care patients
Clinical Care Pathway
- Myocardial Infraction
- Sepsis
- Stroke
- Polytrauma
Infrastructure & Facilities
- Beds – 28 + 2 (Barrier Nursing)
- Red Zone – Critically ill patients
- Yellow Zone – Stabilized patients
- Green Zone – Minor illnesses or discharge-ready patients
- EMD OT
- ICU BEDS - (BEDS - 26+2 (BARRIER NURSING) 2 ICU BEDS, TOTAL - 30)
- Dedicated Paediatric Resuscitation Bay
Equipment:
- Ventilators (4), Defibrillators (2), Crash Carts (4)
- Multi-Parameter Monitors (17), Central O2 & Suction (25)
- ECG Machines (2), Glucometers (7), BP Apparatus (6)
- Audio-visual training tools and digital coordination system
Staff Strength:
- 10 Residents (Senior + Junior), 44 Nurses, 17 MPWs
- Medical Coordinators, RMOs, Clerks, Admin Staff
Mortuary and Ambulance:
- 4 fully equipped ambulances.
- 6 Box Mortuary
Emergency Medicine Team
Dr. Sanjay Digambar Mulay (HOD)
Consultant Emergency Medicine
Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Chyyosingh Sada
Consultant Emergency Medicine
Dr. Shweta Tyagi
Consultant Emergency Medicine
FAQs
What is the triage system in emergency care?
Patients are categorized into Red (critical), Yellow (stable but needs observation), and Green (minor) zones for optimal response and care.
Do you treat both adults and children in emergencies?
Yes, we handle emergencies across all age groups including paediatric and geriatric patients.
What diagnostic services are available in the emergency?
The department offers point-of-care diagnostics like X-ray, ultrasound, ECG, ABG, glucometer, and basic lab tests.
Can you handle trauma and poisoning cases?
Yes, our team is trained for polytrauma, poisoning, and snakebite management with ICU support for critical patients.
What procedures are commonly done in the EMD?
Procedures like Intubation, ICD, Central line, Arterial line, HD Catheter, Suturing, Splinting, Nerve blocks, nebulization, chemo injections, bone marrow aspiration, and wound care are routinely performed.