Patients at San José Hospital Emergency Room Face 18-Hour Waits for Treatment

Staff members on medical leave for over eight years, patients hospitalized in emergency services next to electrical panels, individuals lying on the floor waiting for treatment, and non-operational theaters were among the findings of the Metropolitan Regional Comptroller's inspection at the health facility.


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Patients at San José Hospital Emergency Room Face 18-Hour Waits for Treatment

Original article: Pacientes de la urgencia del Hospital San José esperan hasta 18 horas para ser atendidos A recent on-site inspection by the Metropolitan Regional Comptroller’s Office at the emergency department of San José Hospital revealed shocking delays. During the night shift, 44 patients waited between five and 17 hours after their categorization before receiving […]


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