There are no more free beds in the Ruse hospitals for intensive care of patients with coronavirus. The places for non-intensive treatment are also running out, bgonair.bg reports.
The hospital in Byala is already refusing to admit infected patients.
Dr. Pavlinka Georgieva is the only pulmonologist at the hospital in Byala. She is responsible for the treatment of all admitted to the Kovid ward.
“It’s difficult because you take responsibility for almost all patients, and when something happens you have to always be here, to react, to say what to do, to send them quickly where they need help, and it’s very difficult,” Kovid’s chief explained. the ward at MHAT “Julia Vrevska – Byala” Dr. Pavlinka Georgieva.
The Kovid ward of the hospital in Byala has 41 beds and is already 100% full. Patients return for home treatment, and those in a more serious condition are referred to hospitals in Ruse.
“There have been no intensive care units in Ruse hospitals for at least a week. They have patients who are potentially for intensive care and they keep them. It is very difficult to send a patient for intensive care. Yes, they will accept him, but he will not be treated. intensive treatment and in general, the results are… “, shared about the situation the director of MHAT” Julia Vrevska – Byala “Dimitar Dimitrov.
The medical staff also works at the threshold of their capabilities. Although they are enough, they say it is hard for them.
“It is very stressful both mentally and physically, because we not only treat them, but also talk to them, help them overcome the shock, because most of the patients are scared,” said Silvia Chorbadjieva, a nurse at the Kovid ward.
The hospital in Silistra is in dire need of nurses and is calling for the mobilization of staff from outpatient care.
“There are beds, there are beds for children’s camps. But these beds have to be serviced by staff, this medical staff determines how much capacity there is. That is, if we have more nurses, there will be more capacity, so far it is 100% occupied. “, stated from the medical institution.
And they call on the medical staff who have the opportunity to help the hospital in the fight against Kovid-19.
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