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"Patients with symptoms of cholera in German Hospital?
* END check tape warning of the areas that remain isolated Hospital * Personnel dissatisfied, suspending holidays own holiday season and they were free, order them reintegrate * Director of Epidemiological Surveillance speaks only of a "possible" in the center does not explain and simply say "not contagious"
02/12/2010
Although Dr. Edmundo Sanchez, Director of Epidemiological Surveillance, Ministry of Health, MoH, said that there are no suspected cases of cholera in the country, doctors at the Hospital "German Nicaraguan" confirm the existence of three patients with evidence of the disease care center.
THE DAILY NEW visited the facilities of "German", and found the isolation of one area in the center that was surrounded by caution tape. Also, relatives of hospitalized patients have remained in place for several days, reported Wednesday night that unit staff burned sheets and other materials that were in the restricted site, where the victims remain hospitalized.
According to sources, the MoH has reported suspected cases of cholera, which has adopted a series of measures to control where they move from suspicion to confirmation.
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"Patients with symptoms of cholera in German Hospital?
* END check tape warning of the areas that remain isolated Hospital * Personnel dissatisfied, suspending holidays own holiday season and they were free, order them reintegrate * Director of Epidemiological Surveillance speaks only of a "possible" in the center does not explain and simply say "not contagious"
02/12/2010
Although Dr. Edmundo Sanchez, Director of Epidemiological Surveillance, Ministry of Health, MoH, said that there are no suspected cases of cholera in the country, doctors at the Hospital "German Nicaraguan" confirm the existence of three patients with evidence of the disease care center.
THE DAILY NEW visited the facilities of "German", and found the isolation of one area in the center that was surrounded by caution tape. Also, relatives of hospitalized patients have remained in place for several days, reported Wednesday night that unit staff burned sheets and other materials that were in the restricted site, where the victims remain hospitalized.
According to sources, the MoH has reported suspected cases of cholera, which has adopted a series of measures to control where they move from suspicion to confirmation.
read more