The Buzău County Hospital will not offer consultations in the Oncology outpatient clinic until October, after the retirement of the only doctor employed.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The management of the Buzău County Emergency Hospital announced the suspension of consultations in the Oncology outpatient clinic, because the specialist has decided to move to the private sector, starting August 1, 2025. The hospital's manager, Sorin Pătrașcu, said that patients will have to seek consultations in the private system until the resumption of activity, scheduled for October, when a transfer of staff is expected. Currently, the Oncology ward has two doctors employed.
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A plecat singurul medic din ambulatoriul de oncologie al Spitalului Județean Buzău / Pacienţii sunt nevoiţi să caute medici în sistemul privat / Activitatea ar putea fi reluată în octombrie
Criză la Oncologie în Buzău: Singurul medic din ambulatoriu a plecat, pacienții așteaptă până în octombrie
Fără medic oncolog la Buzău
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