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Egypt - Neglect in 3 government hospitals, including failure to diagnose diseases properly - March 30, 2015

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Seventh day" a witness to the neglect in 3 hospitals outpatient .. .. slow death at the gates of the government hospitals .. .. endless queues and citizens: bear the costs of tests, radiology and medicine Monday, March 30, 2015 - 9:20

Foreign hospital clinic Abu Rish Rania wrote Fazza Long lines, waiting periods shortest up for 3 hours, and failed to diagnose diseases properly, and difficulty in access to the doctor, and the treatment of ?inhuman?, this is a scene that is offset to the outpatient clinics for most government hospitals in Egypt, which citizens are forced to resort to it to conduct a medical examination , for lack of money. ?Seventh Day? visited three hospitals ?palace Aini and Abuaris and Eldemerdash? which is classified as one of the major hospitals in Egypt, to identify the problems and complaints of patients that looked the same. The beginning was in front of Eldemerdash Hospital, at exactly one o'clock noon, where despaired need Mona Ibrahim women sixtieth age of the possibility of access to a doctor bones, and conduct the required medical examination. ?need Mona? which is suffering from inflammation of the joints, come from Monofia, a day for 3 weeks, to sign a disclosure by saying: ?I get out of the province in seven in the morning and out in the tenth I do not see a doctor, three weeks on this case and I did not make a disclosure so far ?.


http://www.youm7.com/story/2015/3/3...ستشفيات-العيادات-الخارجي/2122600#.VRwpdo7F9oA
 
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