This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Jarsive
After the article published by Heba Press on the absence of the emergency doctor in the morning period, and what the newspaper had seen between 8:00 am and 9:30 am, the doctor appeared after 9:45 am.
After an investigation and a more in -depth research on the bottom of the incident, it was confirmed to the newspaper that the medical staff was present within the hospital, but the lack of effective communication between the administration and the patients, in addition to the dependence of the hospital to special guards to direct the patients, led to an incomprehension on the absence of doctors.
At the end of the medical staff after 9:45 am, the patients received and provided them with services at the required level, which confirms that the problem does not reside in the absence of doctors as much as it is linked to the mismanagement of communication channels within the hospital.
Consequently, a fundamental question arises on the criteria for choosing private guards in hospitals and their role in facilitating patient access to health services rather than being a cause of confusion and delay. Are there need to reconsider the way they use and train them to treat more professionally with patients?
Heba Press continues to follow the subject to ensure the transfer of all the truth, and puts this clarification in the context of carrying out a balance in the transfer of events with all objectivity and equity to all parties.
