US EditionGábor Zacher: 40 Thousand Skilled Workers Are Missing From the System, Entire Departments Are Closed because of This
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According to the well-known toxicologist, paramedic and emergency doctor, we are doing well in rescue, but his colleagues at the SBOs are overloaded. According to Gábor Zacher, it is understandable that the general practitioner sends the patient to the hospital, because then you don't have to wait months for an examination, but they can't send anyone from there. This means long lines are waiting for a diagnosis in the emergency departments. Mean…
Veteran healthcare professional Dr. Gábor Zacher was asked what he thought would be the foundations of domestic healthcare reform.
He can be tired too, but it never shows. He enters the downtown café (a regular haunt of paramedics, where they get a well-deserved discount on prices) energetically, greeting the young waitresses as a friend. Yet he has 24-hour duty behind him, God knows how many times in his life. And during a shift he also carries the 70-75 kilos of “basic paramedic” equipment on his back several times. “We were called between 1:30 and 4 in the morning to an …
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