STB CICU

Location
Location	STB CICU
First Admission	15 January 2007
Program	Critical Care
Hospital	STB
Nr of Beds	not entered
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see STB_CICU Collection Guide for collection instructions specific to this ward

STB CICU is the location code for the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at St. Boniface General Hospital. The unit is also referred to as CVICU (Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit).

Location profile

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The unit is also called ICCS (Official name at STB) and CR5.

STB_CICU overflow into STB_MICU

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Contacts

• Unit local: 204-932-0547.
  • FAX:  ???
• Unit Manager: Gus Castenada. P
  • Phone: 204-258-1298
• Unit Clerk name:Sylvia

Historical Notations

• Start time of this unit is the same time that the two ICU at STB, SICU & MICU, were combined into one unit.

STB OPERATING Rooms CLOSED

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• 2014-January-22: Fourteen operating rooms at St. Boniface Hospital shut down earlier this month due to flooding caused by a malfunction with water pumps and air handling systems which allowed cold air to come into contact with and crack hot water coils which heat the rooms.
• Emergency heart surgeries were diverted to HSC and Grace.
• Urgent cases are shifted to other hospitals. Victoria, Concordia, and Seven Oaks Hospitals have all received patients from St. Boniface since the shutdown.
• Officials at the time stated a total of 348 patients had voluntary or elective surgeries cancelled and were being resheduled.
• Between 2014-Jan-28 & 2014-Feb-4 - heart surgery was done at HSC and patient admitted to SICU then back to CICU when it opened hence the increase number of interfacility transfers between HSC SICU to STB CICU.