news
Corona
Corona wards are full of patients: "Teams reach the limit"
In Hadassah and Soroka, they are approaching a peak of hospitalization, in Ziv they have already reached it and in Puria they are forced to open another ward.
The hospitals fear harm to the functioning of the staff and the recurrence of cases such as the death of the patient in Ichilov who was disconnected from the ventilator.
Director General of the Ministry of Health: "The system is in an emergency"
Tags
Corona virus
hospitals
Meirav Cohen, Yanir Yagana, Eli Ashkenazi, Maya Horodnichano, Yoav Itiel and Shlomi Gabay
Sunday, 17 January 2021, 19:02
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments
Operation "Give a shoulder": Hundreds of medical staff members were vaccinated ...
European countries begin Pfizer's vaccination campaign against ...
Despite the closure: In the Talmud Torah "Hachmat Shlomo" in Jerusalem ...
Traffic congestion throughout the country following the placement of barriers to enforcement ...
Another shipment of Pfizer vaccines landed in Israel: "Excellent ...
Kobi Shabtai received the permanent appointment as commissioner and was promoted ...
More than two million Israelis have been vaccinated against Corona; ...
Long queues at the vaccination complex in Ichilov 27.12.20
Rabbis call for a ban on staying in Corona hotels: "Danger ...
"A public figure should be given": Acting Commissioner and Minister of Defense ...
Netanyahu: Even when we release the economy in March, we will have to be careful ...
The vaccination campaign at the Home Front Command compound and the local council ...
In the video: The head of public health services says that 17% of patients received their first vaccine (Photo: GPO)
After three weeks of closure, of which over a week of tightened closure, the condition of the corona wards in hospitals is getting worse.
The trend of morbidity and spasm in the severely ill patients increases the workload in the wards, which sometimes causes the medical staff not to provide the patients with the best care.
Thus, Moshe Harazi, 47, died at Ichilov Hospital after his ventilator was disconnected due to the lack of attention of the medical staff.
The number of people hospitalized for the corona in hospitals in Jerusalem continues to rise, and accordingly the patients are in a critical condition.
At Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, 143 patients are hospitalized, 68 of them in critical and critical condition.
Shaare Zedek Hospital has 115 patients, 74 of whom are in critical condition.
Also at the Herzog Medical Center in Jerusalem, the number of patients is high at 111 - 45 of them in critical condition.
"Every time we say it's the hardest day and it sounds like a cliché, but it's really like that. Every time we think we're reached the limit of capacity, then there are more patients in a more difficult situation," said Dr. Ariel Rokach, director of the Breathing Justice Unit. .
More on Walla!
NEWS
The number of serious patients has risen, and hospitals are building on the closure: "The end is not near"
To the full article
More on Walla!
NEWS
Vaccinators are unable to make an appointment for the second dose: "They said we were not registered"
After the protest, hospitals were disappointed with the finance solutions: like a band-aid
Public hospitals are on the verge of economic collapse: "Going from hand to mouth"
Do not compromise on unsatisfying sex life: this will improve performance
Opening of the Corona ward at Poria Hospital (Photo: Official website, spokeswoman for Pada Poria Hospital)
He added that the difference from the first wave is that today there are almost no minor patients in hospitals, and greater manpower is required.
"We know that across the country a seriously ill patient in Corona requires twice as much staff from a parallel patient in a regular boarding school," he explained.
According to him, the effect of the closure and vaccinations can be seen in the hospitals in just a few weeks.
"We have 8,000 verified from yesterday and hundreds of them will be hospitalized and about 70 of them will die, it will happen from yesterday's infection," Dr. Rokach clarified. "So I do not see how the next month will look really significant relief.
I do assume that in the second half of February and March we will see fewer people hospitalized. "
Number of Corona inpatients in hospitals
At Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, 143 patients are hospitalized, 68 of them in critical condition
Shaare Zedek Hospital has 115 patients, 74 of whom are in critical condition
111 patients are hospitalized at Herzog Medical Center in Jerusalem, 45 of them in critical condition
Ziv Hospital in Safed is hospitalized with 53 patients, of whom 30 are in critical condition
At Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva, 55 patients are hospitalized, 23 of them in critical condition
At Poria Hospital in Tiberias, 42 patients are hospitalized, 23 of them in critical condition
At Rambam Hospital in Haifa, 99 corona patients are hospitalized, 77 of them in critical condition
At Hillel Yaffe Hospital in Hadera, 75 patients are hospitalized, 37 of them in critical condition
"The euphoria following the vaccines has distracted public attention."
Corona Department at the Gates of Justice (Photo: Flash 90, Olivia Fitoussi, Flash 90)
Ziv Hospital in Safed reached a peak of patients in the corona wards.
Both wards have reached full occupancy and even exceed the number of beds allocated to inpatients, when in practice 53 beds are staffed, out of 38 allocated to wards.
A total of 30 corona patients are hospitalized in critical condition, and 12 in critical or respiratory condition.
The director of the corona department at Assuta Hospital in Ashdod, Dr. Assaf Peretz, said that "the current wave of patients is characterized by more difficult patients, lower age range and faster infection." He added that the effect of the closure can only be seen in a few days that followed vaccination incited the public attention from the obligation to maintain Hhhnhiot. "
" the coming period will be difficult, especially on the perimeter hospitalization reinforces the values of various internal sources, "explained Dr. Peretz.
"Heavy and continuous load on the staff."
Corona Department at Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva (Photo: Flash 90, Yossi Zellinger / Flash 90)
Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva is also nearing its peak, with 55 corona patients currently hospitalized, 23 of them in critical condition and 12 respirators.
The corona wards at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem have 115 patients, 74 in critical condition, 14 of them in critical condition.
At Poria Hospital in Tiberias, 42 patients are hospitalized in the corona wards, 23 of them in critical condition, 13 in critical condition, two in moderate condition and four in mild condition.
Dr. Subah Subah, director of the corona department at the hospital, claimed that there was a "heavy and continuous burden on the staff."
At Rambam Hospital in Haifa, 99 corona patients are hospitalized, 77 of them in critical condition, with 40 respirators.
At Hillel Yaffe Hospital in Hadera, 75 patients are hospitalized in the corona wards, 37 of them in critical condition, with six in critical condition.
"Heavy load."
Treatment of patients in the corona ward of Rambam Hospital in Haifa (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Professor Yaniv Scherer, director of the Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon, where 52 corona patients are hospitalized, said that the hospital will open another corona ward tomorrow.
"Barzilai Hospital provides medical resilience to about 600,000 residents of the area," Scherer said. "In the current wave, we have treated hundreds of Corona patients."
A total of 34 patients in critical condition and three respirators are hospitalized in Barzilai.
The director of Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva, Dr. Shlomi Kodesh, warned that "we are in the midst of a third wave of coronary heart disease, and I am afraid we have not yet reached its peak.
In light of the hospitalization burden of Corona patients in Israel, secondary regulation has begun from other hospitals to Soroka, similar to the regulation carried out at the height of the second wave of morbidity. "
Prof. Levy: "The health system in an emergency"
The Director General of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy, emphasized that the health system is under an emergency, and that the morbidity is not expected to improve in the near future. "As you know, we are in the midst of a third wave Higher than previous waves, "Levy said.
" In the next two weeks, there is still no expectation of a decrease in the number of these patients.
The current morbidity load stretches the readiness to the limit of its capacity.
In light of this, this situation should be treated as an emergency of the health system.
I expect the actions of the hospital managements accordingly. "
The ventilator tube was torn out of place without the crew recognizing it.
Harazi and his wife Tali (Photo: Screenshot, Facebook)
He died yesterday in the corona ward at 47-year-old Ichilov Harazi Hospital, after being disconnected from the respirator to which he was connected.
Harazi was hospitalized at the Tel Aviv Medical Center last Thursday, and his condition was defined as serious.
Rhyme's condition deteriorated in the afternoon to a state of initial resuscitation, and despite the doctors' efforts he died a few hours later.
According to the hospital, the medical staff did not notice the malfunction due to the heavy workload in the ward.
He is survived by his wife, Tali, and five children.
A preliminary investigation conducted during the Sabbath by the hospital management revealed that the ventilator tube had been torn out of place without the staff recognizing it, in the face of multiple simultaneous alerts in the intensive care unit.
According to the hospital, the staff was able to evacuate and identify the incident only after a few minutes.
Hospital management has opened an investigation into the unusual incident.
The hospital added that "this is an excellent department that treats corona patients in a critical condition. The hospital management backs up the work of the dedicated staff who work day and night to care for the most difficult patients."
According to the hospital, "In view of the heavy workload and the increase in morbidity, the hospital management has decided to reduce beds and proportionally reduce activity in favor of further reinforcement of staff for the treatment of corona patients."
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments
