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Doctors accuse the minister of “improvising answers” and creating even more serious problems in hospitals

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Medical professionals criticized the Ministry of Health for introducing new emergency rules that allegedly weaken patient care and ignored their concerns. Internists rejected claims that the policy would apply 'always to the same people,' while the Medical Order warned that these regulations could destabilize inpatient monitoring.

Key points

• The Ministry of Health introduced new emergency rules that were criticized by the Medical Order for potentially weakening patient care.
• Internists rejected the claim that the new policy would apply 'always to the same people' regarding emergency protocols.

Context

A medical order issued a warning that new emergency regulations may 'fragilize the monitoring of the inpatient patient' and lamented that their concerns were not heard. Internists responded by rejecting the assertion that the policy would apply 'always to the same people' in emergency settings.

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