The director of the Melun hospital is smiling, despite the exhaustion.
Thanks to the Île-de-France region, Dominique Peljak saw the resuscitation capacity of his establishment
"increase from 22 to 52 beds almost overnight"
.
“The region has met our operational needs
,” he says.
She understood the key to our problem, not only in this crisis but for those which will undoubtedly occur in five or ten years: adaptability. ”
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Between the layout of the rooms, the supply of ventilators and monitors, and the training of caregivers in the use of the equipment - in shifts, two nurses are needed for five patients and a caregiver for four patients - the Island - de-France has invested 265,000 euros in this site in Seine-et-Marne.
Dominique Peljak welcomed this contribution when he received a surprise visit from Jean Castex on March 25, but the Prime Minister did not note: trapped by his successive announcements - 12,000 beds promised in August by Olivier
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