The 'St. Apostle Andrew' County Emergency Clinical Hospital in Constanța has obtained significant funding of 34.2 million lei through PNRR to combat nosocomial infections. In the context of the tragedy at the hospital in Iași, where 7 children died due to a bacterium, SCJU has initiated internal and external checks to ensure patient safety. Recently, sanctions were applied for irregularities related to protective equipment. The hospital has invested in modern equipment and hygiene measures to reduce infection risks.
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71 de infecții nosocomiale, raportate, în ultimele trei luni, de către Spitalul Județean de Urgență Constanța / Spitalul a accesat fonduri de peste 32 de milioane de lei pentru combaterea infecțiilor de acest tip
71 de cazuri de infecţii nosocomiale în doar două luni, la Spitalul Judeţean Constanţa. 3 angajaţi, amendaţi
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