The Patient Spent over 46 Hours in the Emergency Room in Poznań. Her Son Is Reporting the Incident to the Prosecutor's Office and Demanding an Explanation.
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For over 46 hours, seriously ill Maria waited for a bed in a hospital in Poznań, Poland. According to her family, the woman with multiple myeloma was lying in a room used as a storage room and her condition gradually deteriorated. When she finally got to the internment center, doctors described it as critical. She died the next morning. Her son is now demanding an explanation and has contacted the state prosecutor's office.
In July, Mr. Artur's mother was admitted to the Hospital Emergency Department at the Voivodship Hospital in Poznań.
Maria, suffering from multiple myeloma, spent over 46 hours in the Poznań Emergency Department. She died the day after being transferred to the ICU.
Maria, a cancer patient, spent over 46 hours in the Emergency Department of the Provincial Hospital in Poznań, awaiting admission. After being transferred to intensive care, her condition deteriorated, and she died the next day. Her family wants to determine whether she received appropriate care during her stay in the Emergency Department.
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