The same doctor also said that the new equipment for Floreasca Hospital, purchased through a project of the Ministry of Health and the World Bank, was returned following the decision of the interim manager Sorin Paun.
“The manager has established that there is no need for that equipment and that it is better to give the dance the money, that he can consider buying something else for the hospital, given that this is a project of the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the World Bank, started many years before, by which the equipment is purchased for several HOSPITALS from the country, not only for reception departments urgent, but also for the operating rooms “, says Dr. Gabriela Bratosin, UPU-SMURD doctor.
The doctor says that he will go to work during the notice period together with his other colleagues, and that, at the end of this period, if no replacements are found, a good part of the emergencies provided by SMURD will be blocked.
“Almost all of us will resign, yes. The Floreasca Hospital Guard will not work. When we end our notice, according to the law, because we will be on notice, they must find other doctors. The overall idea is not just the Emergency Unit. We are SMURD Bucharest, the plane will be on the ground, the helicopter in Bucharest will be on the ground, the cars with a doctor from Bucharest served by the Floreasca staff will not leave for interventions.
The dispatcher on Bucharest, which does not dispatch only Bucharest, dispatches the southern part of the country, helicopters, transport neonatologically, everything will stop. He needs to find other doctors, “Dr. Bratosin added.
She also said that the manager had repeatedly told emergency responders that they were “on the verge of medicine” and that they were not allowed to talk about any problems in the hospital emergency reports, but only about how many patients showed up and how many were hospitalized.
Several doctors from the Emergency Department gathered on Wednesday in the hospital yard, complaining that they can no longer work in the current conditions and that they cannot find an agreement with the manager of the medical unit, Sorin Paun, who refuses to approve new positions or to sign for the purchase of medicines.
Doctors say 15 doctors have written their resignations, and another 15 will resort to this measure in the next period. The resigners say that this situation appeared for about two or three months and, although the Ministry of Health was also informed and solutions were found, other problems arose, in the sense that other medicines disappeared or new equipment was purchased. who was then withdrawn, being told they had everything they needed at UPU.
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