What do unvaccinated patients cause to hospitals? Experts drew numbers! Kulkovský links: This is not how it works – Topky.sk

Analysts from the Data without Pathos project pointed out that 745 patients needed lung ventilation since the delta wave began. Only 13 percent of these were vaccinated patients and up to 87 percent were unvaccinated. In numbers, this means that 98 were vaccinated on the fans, 647 were not vaccinated. “The fans are, of course, for everyone. But just imagine that if we were all vaccinated, we would admit about 200 patients to the fans instead of the 745,” pointed out.

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According to them, “White medicine and elective surgery are not done because it is necessary to feed self-sufficient patients with consciousness, possibly on oxygen. Everything that has been canceled has been CANCELED because there are few anesthesiologists and special nurses needed for ventilated 24 hours a day. “

“If you imagine that you need 1 anesthesiologist for 4 patients on a ventilator, then you need those anesthesiologists to provide exactly 4 in an employed state 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. So I give 5. For one patient, the state needs 1.2 anesthesiologist capable of service, “ pointed out that today we need 28 anesthesiologists for the vaccinated and 186 anesthesiologists for the unvaccinated.

“Do you understand why you have a pizzeria closed in the district, a cable car in the Tatras and children can’t play sports in the club in the east? And what are you waiting for” to the dog’s mother “? you ask, what are the chances of getting out of that ventilation after you wake you up? “ they added.

This is not the way to work

Following this, the doctor Milan Kulkovský also drew attention to the fact that the issue of caring for so-called non-modal patients does not only concern anesthesiologists and postponing operations due to their lack. “Several non-Jewish wards have a problem. Especially internal. We’ve never been in need of patients in the internal ward,” he admitted. However, he added that they now have 70 of the 95 beds left. “We have to” spin “the same number of patients on them, ie faster discharge…,” he added.

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As the ARO, he said, is filling up and focusing on more and more coronavirus patients, those who do not have Covid-19 end up venting to an internal ICU. “We are losing beds for patients with heart attacks, heart rhythm disorders, sepsis, embolisms, collapses, organ failure, intoxications,” stated. This situation also forces them to transfer patients from the monitoring bed earlier. “And if anything happens, they’ll blame us.” he added, adding that this was not possible.