1/5 Enrique C. 3 years ago on Google
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A
terrible
experience.
My
father
was
admitted
there
for
almost
a
week
before
he
passed
away,
and
we
could
hardly
have
had
a
worse
time.
The
staff
openly
complained
at
the
nursing
control
of
the
lack
of
means,
and
they
have
even
organized
a
concentration
at
the
door
of
the
hospital.
The
heating
did
not
work
and
there
were
no
blankets
for
all
the
sick.
If
they
did
not
begin
to
distribute
them
in
your
area,
your
family
member
would
not
be
able
to
cover
himself
at
night.
I
had
to
put
my
father
in
his
coat
so
he
could
get
through
the
night.
Some
nursing
assistants
were
not
doing
their
job
or
doing
it
poorly.
The
same
day
my
father
died,
suffering
from
lung
cancer
and
with
clear
breathing
difficulties,
the
blood
pressure
was
taken
over
his
tracksuit
and
his
oxygen
saturation
was
not
measured.
I
had
to
call
their
attention
to
do
it
correctly,
and
thanks
to
that
they
realized
that
he
did
not
saturate
well
and
they
put
oxygen
glasses
on
him.
The
night
my
father
died
he
suffered
unnecessarily
because
the
doctor
on
duty,
I
do
not
know
if
because
of
his
workload
or
why,
he
could
not
come,
and
when
he
finally
did,
he
gave
him
a
medication
that
was
manifestly
insufficient.
as
the
nurses
themselves
recognized
me.
After
the
doctor
came
back
on
their
own
initiative,
in
a
very
bad
way
and
telling
me
off
for
wasting
his
time,
he
agreed
to
upload
his
medication
and
at
least
he
was
able
to
rest
a
few
hours
before
dying.
Regarding
his
cancer
treatment,
and
without
going
into
assessing
the
suitability
of
him
being
almost
two
months
without
treatment
because
I
do
not
have
the
knowledge
to
judge,
one
day
before
he
died,
his
doctor,
Dr.
Quero,
spoke
to
him
about
giving
him
chemotherapy
and
radiotherapy
simultaneously.
I
asked
him
in
an
email
about
the
real
state
of
my
father,
since
he
looked
very
bad,
but
he
did
not
want
or
could
not
answer.
If
he
was
not
aware
of
his
real
state
hours
before
he
died,
and
being
as
he
is
supposed
to
be
an
expert,
I
think
this
denotes
some
ineptitude.
If
he
knew
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
and
did
not
say
anything
at
least
to
the
family,
even
after
expressly
asking
him,
perhaps
we
should
speak
not
of
ineptitude
but
of
something
worse.
Please,
if
you
value
your
health
and
that
of
your
family,
avoid
this
hospital
by
all
means.
(Original)
Una
experiencia
terrible.
Mi
padre
estuvo
ingresado
allí
casi
una
semana
antes
de
fallecer,
y
difícilmente
pudimos
haberlo
pasado
peor.
El
personal
se
quejaba
abiertamente
en
el
control
de
enfermería
de
la
falta
de
medios,
e
incluso
han
llegado
a
organizar
una
concentración
en
la
puerta
del
hospital.
La
calefacción
no
funcionaba
y
no
había
mantas
para
todos
los
enfermos.
Si
no
empezaban
a
repartirlas
por
tu
zona,
tu
familiar
se
quedaba
sin
poder
taparse
de
noche.
Tuve
que
poner
a
mi
padre
su
chaquetón
para
que
pudiera
pasar
la
noche.
Algunas
auxiliares
de
enfermería
no
hacían
su
trabajo
o
lo
hacían
mal.
El
mismo
día
en
que
falleció
mi
padre,
enfermo
de
cáncer
de
pulmón
y
con
claras
dificultades
para
respirar,
le
tomaron
la
tensión
por
encima
de
su
chándal
y
no
le
midieron
la
saturación
de
oxígeno.
Tuve
que
llamarles
la
atención
para
que
lo
hicieran
correctamente,
y
gracias
a
eso
se
dieron
cuenta
de
que
no
saturaba
bien
y
le
pusieron
unas
gafas
de
oxígeno.
La
noche
en
que
falleció
mi
padre
sufrió
de
forma
innecesaria
porque
el
médico
de
guardia,
no
sé
si
por
su
carga
de
trabajo
o
por
qué,
no
podía
acudir,
y
cuando
por
fin
lo
hizo
le
suministró
una
medicación
que
era
manifiestamente
insuficiente,
tal
y
como
me
reconocieron
las
propias
enfermeras.
Después
de
que
por
iniciativa
de
ellas
mismas
el
médico
acudiera
otra
vez,
de
muy
malos
modos
y
echándome
la
bronca
por
hacerle
perder
el
tiempo,
accedió
a
subirle
la
medicación
y
al
menos
pudo
descansar
un
poco
horas
antes
de
morir.
En
cuanto
a
su
tratamiento
oncológico,
y
sin
entrar
a
valorar
la
idoneidad
de
que
estuviera
casi
dos
meses
sin
tratamiento
porque
no
tengo
los
conocimientos
para
juzgar,
un
día
antes
de
morir,
su
médico,
el
doctor
Quero,
le
hablaba
de
darle
quimioterapia
y
radioterapia
simultáneamente.
Le
pregunté
en
un
correo
electrónico
por
el
estado
real
de
mi
padre,
ya
que
lo
veía
muy
mal,
pero
no
quiso
o
no
pudo
contestar.
Si
no
era
consciente
de
su
estado
real
horas
antes
de
morir,
y
siendo
como
se
supone
que
es
un
experto,
creo
que
esto
denota
cierta
ineptitud.
Si
conocía
la
gravedad
de
la
situación
y
no
nos
dijo
nada
al
menos
a
la
familia,
incluso
después
de
preguntarle
expresamente,
quizás
deberíamos
hablar
no
de
ineptitud
sino
de
algo
peor.
Por
favor,
si
valoráis
vuestra
salud
y
la
de
vuestra
familia,
evitad
este
hospital
por
todos
los
medios.
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