Reformulation in federal hospitals in Rio will have private and military unit professionals, says minister | New Orleans hotels

According to this announcement, the Ministry of Health will implement an integrated action that will count on private hospital professionals renowned for their excellence, such as Albert Einstein and Sirio-Libanês, both located in São Paulo, and Moinho de Vento , in Porto. Happy

Specifically about the Bonsucesso Hospital, the Minister announced a "total overhaul" of the unit, not just the administrative area. In other areas, such as the bidding process, there will also be changes that will rely on the help of the army.

The portfolio manager acknowledged Bonsucesso's management problems and said that, according to forecasts, there is already a new team at the head of the federal unit.

Although one of the criticisms of officials was the attribution of hospitals to political indications, the hospital said Wednesday that it was not against the suggestions of names since the person had delivered the work.

"The technical criterion will prevail: if the person has a political indication, but technically provides the work that he has to perform and that is good, and advances the service.I have no problem", declared Mandetta.

Luana Camarga, former director of the Bonsucesso Hospital, was dismissed after several denunciations of political subdivision officials within the federal unit. The exemption was published in the Official Journal this Wednesday (23).

The Health Care Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Francisco de Assis Figueiredo, provisionally badumed the board of directors of the hospital.

The problems in Bonsucesso were numerous: conditioned without running, overcrowding and lack of medical staff. In addition, hospital officials said Luana had many people with political appointments and people with no experience in the region.

A committee of officials sends a letter to the Minister of Health accusing the director of lacking experience and stating that patients are suffering from a shortage of drugs and simple medical supplies.