Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete has demanded the resignation of the coordinator of the Burns Center after patients complained about the lack of painkillers and the attitude of the staff.
Liviu Brăteanu
Current Affairs
Foto: Lucian Alecu / Alamy / Profimedia
Always see our news on Google
Alexandru Rogobete, Minister of Health, said that it is unacceptable that patients will be in pain in 2025, calling for the resignation of the coordinator of the Burn Center at Floreasca Hospital, who is on leave. The checks carried out showed that there were no shortages of painkillers, but highlighted communication and attitude problems among medical staff. The minister stressed the need for measures to improve the functioning of the burn centers and announced legislative changes to increase the accountability of medical staff.
Sources
Ministrul Sănătății, despre cazul Floreasca: E inadmisibil ca un pacient să urle de durere. Problema e atitudinea personalului medical
Ultimă oră – Ministrul Sănătății îi cere demisia medicului coordonator ATI de la Spitalul Floreasca: 'Am încremenit. Nu mi-a venit să cred!'
Rogobete, despre cazul de la Floreasca: Medicul coordonator ATI și-a prelungit concediul după scandal
Rogobete, despre cazul pacientei internate la Floreasca cu arsuri grave care a reclamat lipsa analgezicelor: Au existat analgezice pentru toţi pacienţii/ Faptul că nu au fost administrate corespunzător ţine de bun simţ, de deontologie
Latest News
15:17
Study: Romanian underground rap reinterprets and legitimizes themes associated with the far right, such as nationalism, Orthodox mysticism, the cult of martyrs, and the memory of the Legionary Movement
15:12
OpenAI will invisibly mark texts generated by ChatGPT in the European Union
15:10
Kelemen Hunor argues that the parties must reach a compromise in order to pass the Nicolescu government
15:01
The Swedish Academy will announce the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate on Thursday / Cărtărescu and Blandiana appear in predictions
15:00
Ursula von der Leyen condemns drone attacks on three commercial vessels in the Black Sea
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
