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crestere neobisnuita a pacientilor la urgentele din Iasi

20 Aug 2025
2 minute min
Elena Dumitrescu

crestere neobisnuita a pacientilor la urgentele din Iasi

Unitatea de Primiri Urgente de la Spitalul "Sf. Spiridon" din Iasi semnaleaza o crestere neobisnuita a numarului de pacienti, cu peste 300 de persoane ajungand in doar o zi. Surprinzator, acest fenomen are loc chiar in luna august, tradional mai linistita, cand numarul cazurilor este de obicei redus din cauza concediilor. Potrivit medicilor, o parte din personalul medical se afla in concediu, ceea ce ingreuneaza gestionarea fluxului crescut de urgente.

Prof.dr. Diana Cimpoesu, medic-sef UPU-SMURD Iasi, mentioneaza ca una dintre cele mai mari provocari o reprezinta pacientii oncologici. Aproximativ zece persoane se prezinta zilnic pentru consultatii, care sunt mai complexe si necesita mai mult timp. Conform ziaruldeiasi.ro, in fiecare zi sosesc si multi pacienti cu probleme legate de consumul de alcool, inclusiv cel putin cinci cu boli cronice de ficat si alti cinci cu etilism acut.

De asemenea, se raporteaza cazuri de trauma cauzate de violenta provocata de alcool, fie intre rude, prieteni sau vecini. Numarul acestor cazuri depaseste zilnic zece. Medicul de la urgente si personalul SAJ atrag atentia ca multi dintre cei care cheama ambulanta nu au o situatie medicala grava si ar putea fi tratati de medicul de familie.

Potrivit, citeaza anchetele, aceste cresteri au fost semnalate inca din inceputul anului. Anul trecut, oamenii obisnuiau sa ajunga la urgente mai ales de sarbatori, din cauza exceselor sau a accidentelor. Insa, anul acesta, s-a inregistrat un varf chiar intr-o zi obisnuita din iunie, cand au fost 379 de pacienti in 24 de ore. Estimari arata ca situatia va continua sa fie dificila, mai noteaza sursa.

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