[Wuhan Pneumonia] Low morale in public hospitals, Margaret and Renji, three anesthesiologists resign

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Written by: Li Enci

2020-02-08 03:30

A new outbreak of coronavirus pneumonia has started in communities in Hong Kong, and people in the city are heartbroken. Public hospitals are the first to face the problems of overwhelmed staff, patient concealment, and insufficient protection equipment. Many medical staff who have drawn lots and are waiting for the "Dirty Team" are worried about infection. Thousands of public hospital medical staff launched a five-day strike this week, calling for the government to complete customs clearance. The Kowloon West Hospital Network stated that two deputy consultant doctors of anesthesia department of Princess Margaret Hospital and one deputy consultant doctor of anesthesia department of Yanji Hospital had recently resigned.

Recruitment will begin to fill the vacancy

The Kowloon West Hospital Network stated that it had recently received resignations from two deputy consultant doctors of anesthesia department of Princess Margaret Hospital and one deputy consultant doctor of anesthesia department of Yanji Hospital. Recruitment will be conducted in accordance with established procedures to fill the relevant vacancies.

In addition, the staff union of the Medical Care Union Hospital Authority launched the first strike on Monday (3rd), urging the government to respond to the "five major appeals", including comprehensive customs clearance. The five-day strike by the staff of the Hospital Authority ended today. Due to the lack of votes in support of the extension, the union officially announced that it would not extend the strike and bowed apologies to the affected people.

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Wuhan Pneumonia Hospital Administration