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20 percent of hospital beds should be reserved for covidium patients, ventilation conditions should be provided in nursing homes for more than 200 people, PCR testing will be required before high-risk viruses, and healthcare workers will need a high calorie diet – Miklós Kásler Emmi- in the Minister’s latest instruction on epidemic management.
Miklós Kásler, head of the Ministry of Human Resources (Emmi), issued a new ministerial order on the management of the coronavirus epidemic. Under the provision that made it into our document, instead of the current 10 percent, 20 percent of bed capacity should be reserved for coronavirus patients in case of need.
Mechanical ventilation, especially non-invasive ventilators, should be provided in all nursing homes for more than 200 people. (Ventilation in nursing homes is a particularly noteworthy provision, as our newspaper has already written several times about the lack of professional staff required to operate the machines, and there are no such specialists working in nursing homes at all. – to ed.)
According to Kásler’s instructions, healthcare workers over 65 can be employed with greater compliance with hygiene standards.
Patients suspected of being infected and confirmed as positive will not be transferred to the following institutions:
- György Gottsegen National Institute of Cardiology
- National Institute of Clinical Neuroscience
- departments of other institutions dealing with acute cardiovascular diseases
- National Institute of Oncology
- departments of other institutions that care for cancer patients
- children’s hospitals, clinics
- diabetic care unit
- psychiatric institute, department
- unit for immunosuppressed patients
- geriatric unit, chronic class
- obstetrics
- institute for the disabled.
According to his instructions, given that those who work in the care of patients with coronavirus are exposed to extreme stress, it is therefore necessary to provide them with “high-calorie foods”.
Then there will only be a comorbidity with the coronavirus
If the person infected with the coronavirus dies and has a history of a disease or condition that would have caused death itself, these must first appear on the death certificate and the coronavirus infection must be treated as a comorbidity or condition independent of the disease underlying, but may have contributed. to dead. If there is no other illness in the deceased’s medical history, the coronavirus infection should be reported as the underlying illness – read ministerial instructions.
A negative PCR test is required prior to high-risk elective surgery for transmission of the SARS-CoV2 virus, according to the new procedure. Sampling is the responsibility of the care center planning the elective intervention.
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