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Egypt - Stories of negligence in government hospitals: "hundreds die every day" - May 3, 2015

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Tales of negligence within the government hospitals
Written by Amira Abdel Azim
Sunday, May 3, 2015 10:19

Although the revolution that we thought then that this scene disappears or at least will change even slightly, the face door government hospitals especially educational ones on the level of the Republic will find queues of patients waiting for entry and fights going on between patients and security because of the backwardness in the entry and waiting long hours in front of the hospital door and in sight First you enter the hospital to find patients everywhere on chairs and sleeping on the ground, waiting for the signing to detect them, as the medical and health service in Egypt has seen the suffering severely from the former regime until now.

Hospitals suffer neglect and the lack of possibilities and the lack of care for patients and perhaps some can not them access to treatment Vkoart public hospitals not only to neglect incidents are limited because of the weakness of possibilities, devices and drugs, but there may be negligence and deliberate disregard for the lives of ordinary people until it became as the suffering of the Egyptian people, especially the poor. When asked citizens for their views on the health service provided by government hospitals level, he said Ahmed Adel A patients, if citizens come to government hospitals for treatment free of charge.

This is not a real patient is forced to buy supplies needed by the doctor is not present at the hospital, such as syringes, blood bags and splints that is free only real existing service in the hospital is the detection conducted by the doctor and that is most of the time quickly to get rid of the numbers that are packed with the corridors of the hospital. Samia Mohammed as the daughter of one of the patients explained that the Aini Palace and held her mother in hospital. She complained of mistreatment and cruelty of the nurses and doctors who do not Almighty explain her case and her mother exactly they do not yet know the status of her mother Do you have improved or not?

In addition to poor service, poor hygiene, noting that they are waiting for more than two weeks so that they can work and promote cross-sectional but we have to work in the private sector and the high cost per room by 8 members, a very large number. For his part, Hussein Fathi said that the treatment of nurses to patients inhumane compounding their sense of pain and sickness there inaction of some workers from doing their job, such as lack of prescriptions sent them away completely. Amer Fuad sees some shortcomings, including some nurses prefer to sleep on patient care at night in addition to the accumulation of the existing rooms and the parents and patients are those who clean their places of residence and buy necessities. Mahmoud Sabri complained that private water cycle for patients suffering from a cracked walls and the heaters by crashes and they pose a threat to patients and their exposure to electric shocks.

In a related development, says the father of one of the patients: "There are hundreds die every day because of lack of access to treatment, and lack of hygiene where you find wards neglected family is not clean and tidy and the patients do not have to take care of them Valmamrdhat Menhmkat things other than patient care Kalnmamh and see garbage bags and bottles The empty casings and injection drugs and gauze and cotton everywhere. "


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