– Is it true that ambulances with patients have to go to other cities in search of beds? – he asked in «Onet Rano. I KNOW »Janusz Schwertner. – This is the situation that we could have expected – admits paramedic Zuzanna Stepnowska. – It is shocking both for us and for patients who are often taken away from their place of residence.
– During the last dozen or so shifts, on the radio with which we communicate with the control room, we can hear more and more often that the ambulance service waits longer in hospitals, that patients are sent back due to lack of places – she said in the program “Onet Rano. I KNOW »medical rescuer Zuzanna Stepnowska.
– This is not a surprise to her. Probably everyone was aware that the health care system was going to decline and we just have a great example of when ambulances are sent to Radom, Siedlce or Ostrołęka – commented on the current situation in hospitals due to the increase in the number of new coronavirus infections.
Let us remind you that today, on March 10, the record of infections was broken this year. There were 17 thousand. 260 new COVID-19 cases in Poland. 398 patients died.
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