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Santa Monica Hospital suspends service due to H1N1
09h43, March 12, 2010
Claudia Galv?o
Stephen Anjos/Alagoas24horas of
Director of Santa Monica, Jos? Carlos SilverThe Maternity Teaching Hospital Santa Monica, the main unit of the health care aimed at the high-risk pregnancies, the Unified Health System, has temporarily suspended the service.
In a press release, the general management of the unit said the service was suspended in compliance with the Protocol of the Ministry of Health, regarding the H1N1 virus, better known as Influenza A. On Thursday, day 11, the State Department of Health confirmed the first case of death in the state due to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), which was a youth of 30 years, who died in the Hospital H?lvio Auto.
According to a spokesperson for the Santa Monica, there are currently three patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and a newborn in the Intensive Care Unit Care Unit (ICU Neo), precluding leave to receive new patients, since the drive - in theory - serves only high-risk cases.
The temporary closure of Santa Monica - the suspension of service will depend on the clinical evolution of patients in hospital - following the determination of the protocol established by the Ministry of Health and health authorities.
According to the general manager of the clinic, Jose Carlos Silver, all necessary procedures to protect patients from Santa Monica have already been adopted. Silver points out that patients with a profile that would be identified to the maternity hospital will be sent to University Hospital or other hospitals.
"Right now we need the understanding and collaboration of all professionals in hospitals in the state in order to fulfill our ultimate goal which is to care and save lives," said the manager.
Follows the note in full:
PRESS RELEASE
Maternity School Santa Monica, in view of the existence of three (03) patients admitted to the ICU Maternal initially diagnosed with SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) has technical responsibility for civilian and communicate:
a) As the current protocols of the Ministry of Health and complying CCIH Technical Guidelines (Committee on Infection Control) of the same, we are unable to get patients to hospital, until they are in technical and hygienic conditions;
b) have been reported the State Secretary for Health, Municipal Secretary of Health and Dean of UNCISAL;
c) We are together, seeking immediate solutions in an attempt to bring assistance to other units.
Jos? Carlos Souza Silver
Manager
Source: With advice
Santa Monica Hospital suspends service due to H1N1
09h43, March 12, 2010
Claudia Galv?o
Stephen Anjos/Alagoas24horas of
Director of Santa Monica, Jos? Carlos SilverThe Maternity Teaching Hospital Santa Monica, the main unit of the health care aimed at the high-risk pregnancies, the Unified Health System, has temporarily suspended the service.
In a press release, the general management of the unit said the service was suspended in compliance with the Protocol of the Ministry of Health, regarding the H1N1 virus, better known as Influenza A. On Thursday, day 11, the State Department of Health confirmed the first case of death in the state due to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), which was a youth of 30 years, who died in the Hospital H?lvio Auto.
According to a spokesperson for the Santa Monica, there are currently three patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and a newborn in the Intensive Care Unit Care Unit (ICU Neo), precluding leave to receive new patients, since the drive - in theory - serves only high-risk cases.
The temporary closure of Santa Monica - the suspension of service will depend on the clinical evolution of patients in hospital - following the determination of the protocol established by the Ministry of Health and health authorities.
According to the general manager of the clinic, Jose Carlos Silver, all necessary procedures to protect patients from Santa Monica have already been adopted. Silver points out that patients with a profile that would be identified to the maternity hospital will be sent to University Hospital or other hospitals.
"Right now we need the understanding and collaboration of all professionals in hospitals in the state in order to fulfill our ultimate goal which is to care and save lives," said the manager.
Follows the note in full:
PRESS RELEASE
Maternity School Santa Monica, in view of the existence of three (03) patients admitted to the ICU Maternal initially diagnosed with SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) has technical responsibility for civilian and communicate:
a) As the current protocols of the Ministry of Health and complying CCIH Technical Guidelines (Committee on Infection Control) of the same, we are unable to get patients to hospital, until they are in technical and hygienic conditions;
b) have been reported the State Secretary for Health, Municipal Secretary of Health and Dean of UNCISAL;
c) We are together, seeking immediate solutions in an attempt to bring assistance to other units.
Jos? Carlos Souza Silver
Manager
Source: With advice