A Surgeon with Convictions. He Can't Treat Children, so They're Sent Away on Thursdays.
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The long-time deputy director of the hospital in Gniezno has convictions for, among others, participation in the fuel mafia, forgery and beatings - according to the findings of Wirtualna Polska. The serial offender avoided harsh punishments because the courts recognized him as a previously unloved person.
The authorities of the Monument to the Baptism of Poland Hospital in Gniezno have decided to dismiss Mateusz Hen from his position as director of medical services. They have also suspended him from almost all of his medical duties. On Monday, Wirtualna Polska reported that the surgeon is practicing at the hospital despite being prohibited from treating children. The doctor said on Monday that he has no legally binding prohibition against treatin…
Children admitted to the surgical ward of the district hospital in Gniezno on Thursdays must be turned away because the deputy director is banned from contact with minors under the Kamilek Act, Wirtualna Polska has determined. Dr. Mateusz Hen, a Civic Coalition politician, has been convicted six times in total, and as deputy director, he oversees his own work at the clinics, including the number of hours worked.
Mateusz Hen, a surgeon at the District Hospital in Gniezno, is banned from treating children. When they come on duty, they are effectively sent to another facility. Hen is also the deputy director of that hospital, who heard...
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