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RES: AHT2010 Seminar ON-LINE DEBATE: How safe is your hospital ?

By admin | June 3, 2010

Dear All
I am following the discussions and thinking if this is not and old
discussion vested with a new clothe, or shall I say, a new fashion to an old
discussion.
Some yeas ago I rose the same subject that Prof. Mladen wisely pointed out
in his last message; corruption, hidden interest and so on.
Disposable syringes are just a [...]

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Re: AHT2010 Seminar ON-LINE DEBATE: How safe is your hospital ? Challenges

By admin | June 3, 2010

Dear Calil,
Many thanks for your contribution to this discussion. You are quite right
to highlight the problem of corruption. Other factors which may lead to an
inadequate delivery of healthcare include a lack of financial resources,
inadequate facilities and infrastructure, insufficient or inadequately trained
staff and a lack of test equipment, manuals and spare parts (leading to a
high [...]

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Spare Parts Issues

By admin | June 25, 2009

Hi,

I live in another “less prosperous country” called ARGENTINA. I see you
changed the name Developing Countries for Less Prosperous Countries, maybe
as a real thing. Haha. Very funny but real.

From my experience through CE Departments in 20 years, I recommend working
with peers as Dr. Calil explains in private Hospitals. I usually phone or
e-mail my colleagues to [...]

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Developing countries

By admin | June 10, 2008

Dear All

This is a fair discussion and I would like to place a statement and to learn a bit more
 with your comments.

The question is; “what is or how to classify a developing country” in healthcare terms,
 as this is the theme of discussion.

Take for example countries like Brazil, Argentina, Chile and so on (sorry about
mentioning only [...]

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Developing countries

By admin | May 26, 2008

Dear Jonathan and Wang

I believe you raise a very good point about the World Bank

In 1995 we had a project financed by the World Bank and one of the items was to acquire Medical Equipment.

The Ministry of Health invited Clinical Engineers among other people to set up the requirements for a project to be presented [...]

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