St. Petersburg hospice did not give the patient 15 vital medical devices
The territorial body of Roszdravnadzor for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region announced a warning to SPb GAUZ “Hospice (children and adults)”, the acting general director of which is Irina Kushnareva. The reason was the incomplete provision of palliative patients with medical devices. This became known from the data of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.
The territorial body of Roszdravnadzor for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region announced a warning to SPb GAUZ “Hospice (children and adults)”, the acting general director of which is Irina Kushnareva. The reason was the incomplete provision of palliative patients with medical devices. This became known from the data of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.
According to the inspection, the medical commission approved a list of necessary medical devices for use at home, but the patient did not receive them in full and in violation of the deadline. Among the unissued are a tracheostomy tube, a fixator, gloves, an enteral nutrition kit, an aspiration system catheter, a tracheostomy dressing, a syringe, a nasal cannula, a heat-moisture exchanger, an inhaler, an aspiration system, a pulse oximeter and a stationary oxygen concentrator. Just 15 names.
The Ministry recalled the requirements of the law “On the basics of public health protection” and the procedure for the transfer of medical devices to patients in the provision of palliative care. According to Contour.Focus, SPb GAUZ "Hospice (Children and Adult)" acted as a defendant in one case for 445 thousand rubles.
