Complaint About Sick Infant in Andros: He Had to Travel to Athens and Then Waited 8 Hours to Be Examined
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"From Andros to Athens, and from there half a day to see the doctor at the hospital." Antonis Liakos, professor emeritus at the University of Athens, made a serious complaint through his post, highlighting the pathologies of the Greek health system on the islands. More specifically, he described the adventure of an infant who fell ill with gastroenteritis on Andros. As he noted, it was not possible to diagnose and treat the child on the island a…
A serious complaint was made public about a sick infant in Andros, highlighting the health deficiencies in the province.
The incident highlights the serious shortcomings in healthcare and brings to light the need to strengthen public health structures on the islands.
Terrible suffering was suffered by a sick infant on Andros, whom they could not examine on the island. He was brought to Athens with an eight-hour wait for a diagnosis.
He had to come by ship to Athens, where he waited 8 hours to be examined. The article Andros: Complaint about serious suffering of a sick infant – “Half a day to see a doctor” appeared first on Documento.
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