Based on this information, write a new short title in English: “All medical treatment and care is provided to the 72-year-old patient” – BRTK

Famagusta State Hospital Chief Physician announced that all medical treatment and care was provided to the 72-year-old female patient named SE, who applied to the Famagusta Hospital emergency department on November 1 with a complaint of general condition disorder.

The Chief Physician’s Office emphasized that the allegations that the patient was “left unattended” or “abandoned to his fate” were completely intentional and unfounded.

Famagusta State Hospital Chief Physician’s Office made a statement in order to accurately inform the public about the posts on social media and in the press about the 72-year-old female patient named SE in the last 24 hours.

In the statement, he noted that the sharing was made without knowing the processes the patient went through from the moment he came to the hospital and ignoring the intravenous treatments he had already received from that moment on, and in this sharing, an attempt was made to create a false and unrealistic perception that the patient was “left to die”.

In the statement, it was stated that the patient in question was admitted to the emergency room on November 1 and was taken to the intensive care unit due to his serious condition. It was stated that the patient was taken to the service on November 5, following the devoted efforts of the physicians during the treatment process in the intensive care unit.

In the statement, which stated that the patient was followed jointly by more than one physician throughout the process, the following statements were made:

“During this process, because our patient was making involuntary sounds due to his illness, a person who was a companion in another room entered his room and recorded a video without permission and shared it on social media.

Without knowing the processes that the patient went through from the moment he came to the hospital and ignoring the intravenous treatments he had already received from that moment on, the post was shared and an attempt was made to create a false and unrealistic perception that the patient was ‘left to die’.

It is also worrying that there is no communication with the nurses on duty right next to them. “If the nurses had been interviewed about the patient’s condition instead of broadcasting, they would have been informed that the patient was not left alone.”

In the statement of the Chief Physician, it was emphasized that in terms of the patient’s privacy and ethical values, recording and sharing such a video is unacceptable, considering that the patient is not in a position to give consent and his family does not have permission.

The statement included the following statements:

“Our patient has been given all necessary medical care and attention by our physicians and nurses since the day he was admitted to our hospital. His ability to be transferred from intensive care is a result of the meticulous follow-up shown during the treatment process.

Therefore, claims that the patient was ‘left unattended’ or ‘abandoned to his fate’ are completely intentional and unfounded.”