tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]Breakdown in health centers and polyclinics[/h]
Amid the epidemiological alert for influenza A (H1N1) virus that has claimed 18 victims between May and June 2016, Health Minister, Francisco Javier Terrientes resigned, just yesterday when thousands of people crowded in health facilities in vacunas.Con looking for their children in their arms and accompanied by older adults, many touched their dawn in search of the desired vaccine against the deadly virus.Las polyclinics of Social Security Fund (CSS) and health centers of the Ministry of health (MoH), they did not crude. Panamanians, Colombians, Dominicans, Venezuelans, among others were from before sunup waiting for the vaccine, just one day after the conference in the Palace of the Herons, where it was announced that in addition to people with risk factor, it would be injected to people of all edades.En the rows, all kinds of comments impatient citizens who were waiting for the dose that would become the protective shield against influenza a (H1N1) were heard .
'We have no more quotas for older adults, playing them back tomorrow, because the quota for the day sold out', shouted the early hours of the morning a nurse weight gain and scowling with grave voice had to do unpleasant ads impatient patients still waiting for a vacuna.Hab?a beneficiaries of SSC and the MoH, of all ages, men and women, children in school uniform, some in pajamas and slippers; others in work clothes, alone, accompanied or family waited for their vacuna.?Hasta when? pregnant woman shouted impatiently saying that if I kept waiting, was going to faint or would lose the fruit in her womb because her stomach pains a cup of coffee and could not take longer than feet.
http://laestrella.com.pa/panama/nacional/colapso-centros-salud-policlinicas/23945828
Amid the epidemiological alert for influenza A (H1N1) virus that has claimed 18 victims between May and June 2016, Health Minister, Francisco Javier Terrientes resigned, just yesterday when thousands of people crowded in health facilities in vacunas.Con looking for their children in their arms and accompanied by older adults, many touched their dawn in search of the desired vaccine against the deadly virus.Las polyclinics of Social Security Fund (CSS) and health centers of the Ministry of health (MoH), they did not crude. Panamanians, Colombians, Dominicans, Venezuelans, among others were from before sunup waiting for the vaccine, just one day after the conference in the Palace of the Herons, where it was announced that in addition to people with risk factor, it would be injected to people of all edades.En the rows, all kinds of comments impatient citizens who were waiting for the dose that would become the protective shield against influenza a (H1N1) were heard .
'We have no more quotas for older adults, playing them back tomorrow, because the quota for the day sold out', shouted the early hours of the morning a nurse weight gain and scowling with grave voice had to do unpleasant ads impatient patients still waiting for a vacuna.Hab?a beneficiaries of SSC and the MoH, of all ages, men and women, children in school uniform, some in pajamas and slippers; others in work clothes, alone, accompanied or family waited for their vacuna.?Hasta when? pregnant woman shouted impatiently saying that if I kept waiting, was going to faint or would lose the fruit in her womb because her stomach pains a cup of coffee and could not take longer than feet.
http://laestrella.com.pa/panama/nacional/colapso-centros-salud-policlinicas/23945828