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Influenza outbreak could collapses emergency services in the region of B?o-B?o

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Influenza outbreak collapses emergency services in the region of B?o-B?o


The violent outbreak of influenza would cause the collapse of emergency services in health facilities in the region of B?o-B?o. The Regional Hospital is the one that presents major problems to be of "relatives" in a different building from the earthquake.

In Las Higueras, proposed that consultations increased from 450 to 700 daily, framed in the situation of seasonal influenza, which is leaving havoc in the region of Bio Bio.

A similar reality we are living in emergency care private campuses, where he also had to take measures to meet users increased by 200%.

But the more complex situation is experienced daily in the Regional Hospital of Concepci?n, given that since the earthquake, are of "relatives" in the Ambulatory Care Center, which is insufficient given the loss of more than 80 beds after tragedy.

It is noted in the hospitalization of patients in corridors and waiting at least two hours for emergencies as are not vital at a time when there is no clarity on when it will be possible to have the new emergency.

Source: http://www.radiobiobio.cl/2010/09/2...rvicios-de-urgencia-de-la-region-del-bio-bio/
 
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