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Since the “first wave”, have resuscitation capacities increased in France?

2020-09-30T17:45:15.181Z


VERIFICATION - In July, Olivier Véran had promised 12,000 resuscitation beds in the fall, against 5,000 in March. Was this goal achieved?


THE QUESTION.

Today as in March, the number of intensive care beds is still the sinews of the epidemic war.

In July, the Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, announced that at least 12,000 resuscitation beds could be mobilized in the fall, against 5,000 during the "

first wave

".

While France is experiencing a rebound in the Covid-19 epidemic, with an increase in the number of contaminations, hospitalizations and intensive care admissions, doctors denounce the lack of progress in this area.

Read also: Covid-19: is France one of the countries most affected by the resumption of the epidemic?

This is the case of Prof. Philippe Juvin, who declared on France Info: “

It's still quite incredible that eight months after the crisis, we are in a system where we have not increased the number of intensive care beds or hospitalizations, it has even been reduced.

Paradoxically, in October, we risk having less hospital resources available to Covid patients than in March

”.

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Source: lefigaro

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