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Egypt - Media report: Severe shortage of medicines in hospitals - April 28, 2015

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Right medicine" warning of a severe shortage of medicines in a number of hospitals
Tuesday, April 28, 2015 - 13:49 Government hospitals - archival I wrote a verse Daabas

Egyptian Center of the right to medication warned of the spread of a severe shortage of medicines in general and university hospitals, which resulted in a significant decline in the performance of public hospitals to a degree lower in patients service and providing medical care, noting that the university hospital in Alexandria has no treatments for program treatment at the expense of the state or for patients Alheimovljea, resulting from the presence of the indebtedness of the drug companies. He said the center through a statement issued a short while ago, the hospital Ain Shams Hospital suffering from a severe shortage of medicines and even traditional painkillers no longer provide for patients, pointing out that the indebtedness of the university have increased in the recent period For some companies, came the biggest debts Egyptian Pharmaceutical Company, amounting to 21 million pounds, in addition to other debts for some companies, and continued: "Management has to raise some prices for the purchase of medicines, for example, medical detection from 40 to 70 pounds without providing additional service, in addition to some of the high prices Operations such as the gallbladder, which increased from 2000 to five thousand pounds process.


http://www.youm7.com/story/2015/4/2...فى-الأدوية-بعدد-من-المست/2159710#.VT-2HiHBzGc
 
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