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Naked patients in the hallways, unspeakable filth, and a corpse in a plastic bag on the bed. There are shocking footage captured at Stationary 3 at Reșița County Hospital, where COVID-19 patients are being treated. The Ministry of Health announced that after the appearance of the images, Nelu Tătaru asked the State Sanitary Inspection (ISS) to carry out a control in the hospital, in order to verify the conditions in which medical assistance is granted, observance of current medical protocols and circuits.
The photos were taken in Stationary 3, a building over 60 years old and whose state of degradation does not allow the arrangement of the circuits within current standards, confirmed the hospital manager, Alina Stancovici, quoted by resita.ro.
According to her, here are positive patients, of all ages and associated pathologies (with kidney failure, heart failure, neurological disorders, including mental disorders) who cannot be transferred to appropriate sections for the condition because they are not covid.
The images captured show the impossibility of a medical system, this time being the turn of the Resita hospital, but it must be recognized that the situation is found in other hospitals in the country, which should give everyone something to think about because health is a basic component of the system. and without a large investment in human resources and logistics in the health system, we will always capture the bitter reality that we face whether from the position of manager, doctor, assistant or nurse, or from the position of patient or owner ”, said Alina . Stancovici, the manager of SJUR.
The Ministry of Health announces control in the hospital and in DSP
The Ministry of Health announced that after the appearance of the images, Nelu Tătaru asked the representatives of the State Sanitary Inspection (ISS) to carry out a control at the Resita County Emergency Hospital, in order to verify the conditions in which medical assistance is provided, compliance with medical circuits and protocols in force.
The Ministry of Health also announced, in a press release, that it will initiate a control in the Public Health Directorate of Caras Severin to verify the way in which the representatives of this institution fulfilled their functions in this case.
According to the cited source, the direction of the Ministry of Health contacted representatives of the Caras Severin City Council, an institution subordinate to the Resita County Emergency Hospital “to order the necessary measures to urgently correct the deficiencies.”
