A SHORTAGE of doctors forced the Dora Nginza Hospital (DNH) casualty unit to shut its doors this week, the second time this year it has done so.
The critically injured and sick were referred to the already over-burdened Livingstone Hospital, with even ambulances being prevented from dropping patients at DNH.
The unit was also shut down in early December because of staff shortages. The Port Elizabeth Hospital Complex, comprising Dora Nginza, Livingstone and the Provincial hospitals, has only five doctors in the casualty units instead of the 31 that are needed.
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...if this was not so serious it would be hilarious...who are the useless people in charge of the health department and why are they still in charge?
Report Abuse Author: mastermindPE Date: 10 January 2013 10:52Surprise surprise - the cANCer could not fight their way out of a paper bag let alone run a province or a country !!! Thieving clowns .....
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