Rafila: Human error and not building state is what often triggers tragedies in hospitals
Publicat:Minister of Health Alexandru Rafila pleaded, on Thursday, for the observance of the procedures and the regulation of the operation of each hospital, so as to avoid the occurrence of some incidents, because, often, "human error and not the state of the building" is what triggers tragedies in hospitals, agerpres reports. Rafila visited Pavilion V of the "Matei Bals" National Institute of Infectious Diseases (INBI), where, on January 29, 2021, a fire broke out.
According to the minister, in the hospitals in Romania with outdated infrastructure, the intensive care units and the oxygen…
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