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Currently, COVID-19 patients are usually treated in the main personal healthcare institutions: Vilnius Santara clinics, Kaunas clinics, Klaipėda University, Šiauliai and Panevėžys hospitals.
However, these facilities are beginning to lose capacity: some COVID-19 patients treated at Santara clinics transferred to Vilnius City Clinical Hospital, The COVID-19 chapter has been opened Marijampolė, Jurbarkas, Prienai and Kėdainiai Hospitals and other institutions in the country.
According to an order approved by A.Veryga, COVID-19 patients who need to be hospitalized must be treated at the nearest main hospital. However, if the COVID-19 bed occupancy is 70%. or more, patients are transported to another hospital as directed by the main hospital.
You must have at least 25 beds with oxygen delivery systems, at least 5 beds to isolate patients (pending response to COVID-19 studies), and at least 2 resuscitation and intensive care beds with DPV to treat COVID patients -19.
The hospital must also have the necessary staff (doctors, nurses, nursing assistants) to ensure the proper functioning of the infrastructure (beds).
Patients with mild COVID-19 are treated on an outpatient basis.
A.Verygos the approved order went into effect on Saturday.
There were 743 COVID-19 patients in hospitals.
In the last day A record number of new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Lithuania – 1972, 11 people died.
Currently, hospitals treat 743 COVID-19 patients, 378 with oxygen masks, 42 with ventilation, and 70 with resuscitation and intensive care.
661 people are treated in the hospital without resuscitation.
129 patients with COVID-19 are treated in the Santara clinics, 129 patients with COVID-19 are treated in the Santara clinics, 15 of them in the Resuscitation and Intensive Care Unit.
The Vilnius City Clinical Hospital cares for 81 patients, including 2 in the Resuscitation and Intensive Care Unit.
Alytus S. Kudirka Hospital treats 4 residents and Ukmergė Hospital – 7 residents infected with coronavirus.
Santara Clinics would like to thank the medical students who work with COVID-19 patients.
The question is not only about the number of properly equipped places in hospitals, but even more about the personnel.
“The rapid spread of the virus in society raises the issue not only of a sufficient number of properly equipped places in hospitals, but even more of the staff who can care for patients. We are very grateful to the younger generation, who understand the seriousness of the situation and is ready to join the staff of the Center for Infectious Diseases.
During this week, 36 students from the Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine expressed their desire to help, ”is written on the clinics website.
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