Registers IMSS More than 3,000 Deficiencies Reported by Staff
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They must be attended to with high priority, such as the provision of needles, probes, stretchers and oximeters
In the visits made by officials of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) to all the hospitals in the country, workers have used it to denounce “multiple deficiencies” that affect their daily work and that force them even to put out of their pocket to buy materials of which there is a shortage.
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) has supervised 166 of its 277 hospitals as of October 16, as part of the Piso por Piso strategy, with which it identifies equipment, inputs, infrastructure and personnel needs. The diagnosis records 7,474 requirements, of which 3,122 are of high priority,... The post IMSS completes review in hospitals; records more than 7,000 needs appeared first on The Mexico News.
The lack of medicines, syringes and medical equipment continues among the main needs of health personnel in Tabasco, a situation that makes it difficult for patients to care and has forced workers to formally document the deficiencies before the authorities responsible for the supply. Jorge Herrera Pérez, general secretary of Section 48 of the Federal Health Workers’ Union, stated that the deficiencies detected at the Dr. Juan Graham Casasus Reg…
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