Iran Implements Crisis Measures in Hospitals
Iran has activated crisis measures in its hospitals due to recent Israeli and American attacks on the country.
Iran Implements Crisis Measures at Hospitals
Iran has activated crisis measures in its hospitals following Israeli and American attacks on the country.
Home Front Command: The economy is closed for activity, the airspace is closed
Israel's Home Front Command announced a national defensive policy resulting in the closure of the economy and airspace, impacting all non-essential activities and flights.
Increased Number of Donors and Hospitals' Demand for Blood
The number of blood donors and the demand for blood by hospitals in Latvia have significantly increased, with a special appeal for all blood types, particularly Rh-negative.
The Minister of Social Services on the Healthcare Scandals: 'It Affects Us'
Sweden's Minister of Social Services, Camilla Waltersson Grönvall, acknowledges the need for improved patient safety after meeting with the Deaf Association regarding the lack of sign language interpreters in hospitals.
Massive Non-compliance in MSWiA Hospital Admissions. NFZ Presented Control Results
A report reveals that the majority of patients at MSWiA hospital gained priority treatment through donations to a foundation, raising concerns about fairness in the healthcare system.
Doctors: artificial intelligence is already saving lives in Estonia
Estonian hospitals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to assist in critical medical treatments, enhancing efficiency and potentially saving lives.
Waiting
The article critiques the lack of beauty and comfort in hospital waiting areas, suggesting they should be made more pleasant to alleviate the stress associated with illness and health care visits.
Babiš wants top-notch equipment worth tens of millions, hospitals have been using them for a long time
Czech politician Babiš is advocating for expensive medical equipment that hospitals have already been utilizing for years.
Brazil has seven hospitals among the best in the world in international ranking
Seven Brazilian hospitals are listed among the best in the world according to the World’s Best Hospitals 2026 ranking by Newsweek and Statista.
Drop in overseas workers is ‘car crash’ for UK hospitals and care homes, say experts
Experts warn that a significant decrease in overseas nursing and caring staff is posing a critical risk to UK hospitals and care homes.
VIDEO: Flood invades hospitals in Juiz de Fora
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in at least four health units in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, on the evening of Wednesday, 25th.
Kyjov Hospital to be led by former director of Brno hospitals Piler, aims to calm the nervous atmosphere
Former director of Brno hospitals, Piler, is appointed to lead Kyjov Hospital to alleviate tensions.
Surge in Ice Injuries Overwhelms Hospitals; Is Emergency Care Affected?
An 18-year-old from Rīga suffered a collarbone fracture while playing sports, and despite receiving initial care at a district hospital, he was redirected for surgery in Rīga due to backlog issues in emergency services.
Raul Laasik to Lead Elva Hospital
Raul Laasik has been appointed as the new head of Elva Hospital in Estonia, bringing a background in orthopedic and spinal surgery from several university hospitals in Finland.
Namibia: You Are Not Forced to Use Public Hospitals - Health Minister
Namibia's Health Minister stated that public servants are not obligated to use public health facilities and can opt for private services if preferred.
Most new jobs in the state
The public sector in Norway saw the highest employment growth in 2025, with a 1.8% increase equating to 5,900 new jobs, predominantly in hospitals and defense.
Half of Residents in Medical Vulnerable Areas Take Over an Hour to Reach Hospitals for Severe Illnesses... Medical Innovation Committee Finalizes Agendas such as Strengthening Essential Healthcare
A recent survey reveals that half of the residents in medically vulnerable areas take over an hour to reach hospitals for serious illnesses, prompting the government to address healthcare disparities.
Lombardy 3 hospitals among the top 100 in the world
Lombardy boasts three hospitals ranked among the top 100 in the world according to Newsweek's 'World's Best Hospitals 2026' list.
"I see no other way than to transfer individuals from the hospital"
The article discusses the need to transfer patients from hospitals under certain conditions in Iceland.
N’Assembly committee seeks take-off grants for new hospitals
The National Assembly Committee on Health in Nigeria has urged financial support for newly established hospitals to ensure their effective functioning.
‘PEALTNÄGIJA’ ⟩ ‘In hospitals, fear energy generally prevails!’ Cassia Shakti shares dangerous health advice, which falls under the protection of freedom of speech
Popular influencer Cassia Shakti promotes skepticism toward official medicine, raising questions about the limits of free speech versus harmful misinformation.
The hospital struggles with cancellations: - Does not see healthcare as different from a hair appointment
Patients are increasingly canceling their surgeries at the last minute, contributing to longer waiting lists in hospitals.
Karolinska ranked the world's fourth best hospital
Karolinska University Hospital has been ranked as the fourth best hospital in the world according to Newsweek's annual list.
A Toronto hospital has ranked in the top 10 world’s best
Toronto General Hospital has achieved the highest rank for a Canadian hospital, coming in second in Newsweek's World’s Best Hospitals 2026 ranking.
Last week, 6 flu patients died; since the start of the season – 28
Latvia reports 6 flu-related deaths last week, bringing the total to 28 since the season started, with ongoing circulation of flu viruses in the country.
Tragedy in the Zona da Mata: learn how to donate supplies for the victims and blood to the hospitals in the region
Severe rainfall in the Zona da Mata region of Brazil has resulted in fatalities, missing persons, and numerous families being displaced, prompting calls for immediate donations of food, clothing, and blood.
Finding Emergency Rooms for Severe Patients, the National Medical Center Situation Room Takes Charge... Still Lacks Fundamental Solutions
The South Korean government has launched a pilot project aimed at improving the transfer system for severe emergency patients to ensure they reach hospitals more efficiently, but critics argue that it is only a temporary fix without addressing underlying issues.
Antibiotic-resistant Deaths Reach 20,000 a Year... Government Expands 'Prescription Management' to General Hospitals
The South Korean government plans to expand its antibiotic prescription management initiative, currently in a pilot phase at select hospitals, to all general hospitals by 2027 to combat antibiotic misuse and resistance.
Penta is outraged and claims that the antitrust office is on a 'fishing expedition'. The state office denies the accusation
Penta Hospitals criticizes the antitrust office amid an ongoing investigation into suspected collusion with another hospital group regarding pricing agreements.
Concerns About the Administrative Integration Law's Circumvention for Creating For-Profit Hospitals in Jeju
Concerns are rising that the Administrative Integration Special Law currently under consideration in the National Assembly could allow for-profit hospitals to be established outside the National Health Insurance framework.
Hospital Sewage Reduces the Effect of Antibiotics, Study Reveals
A study has revealed that sewage discharged from hospitals in Hyderabad poses a significant health risk by contaminating local water sources with antibiotic residues.
The bill vetoed by Katie Hobbs in Arizona to protect migrants receiving treatment in hospitals
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed bill SB1051, which proposed a mandatory mechanism for hospitals to collect information on patients' immigration status, citing federal laws and the functioning of the healthcare system.
Emergency Patient ‘Transfer Hospital Search’ Changes from 119 Ambulance to Ministry of Health and Welfare Situational Room
The responsibility of finding hospitals for severe emergency patients will shift from the 119 ambulance service to the Health and Welfare Ministry's Situational Room as part of a pilot project aimed at improving emergency room efficiency.
Domenico, accusations exchanged between Naples and Bolzano on the ice
The tragic case of two-year-old Domenico has sparked a fierce exchange of blame between hospitals in Naples and Bolzano over the organ transplant that ultimately failed.
Nature's Tricks Drive Both Residents and Caretakers to Despair: Tons of Salt Consumed, but Little Benefit
A significant increase in trauma cases has overwhelmed hospitals in Vilnius, with patients arriving every two minutes.
On Tuesday morning, hospitals were flooded with patients: a crowd of people waiting for a doctor
The Vilnius University Hospital is experiencing a significant increase in trauma patients due to slippery conditions on the roads.
Dead sailor in Skyros – Transferred to the hospital after feeling unwell
A 47-year-old sailor died on Monday in Skyros after experiencing severe malaise and being transported to several hospitals.
The former head of Brno hospitals Piler should become the director of Kyjov Hospital
The next director of Kyjov Hospital is expected to be Piler, a former head of hospitals in Brno.
Protests and the Presence of Schillerová Did Not Help. The Coalition in South Moravia Pushed Through the Hospital Transformation Plan
The coalition government in South Moravia has advanced a controversial plan to transform hospitals despite public protests and the presence of a former minister.
Many ice injuries in hospitals; this is starting to affect planned operations
Hospitals in Latvia are experiencing a surge in ice-related injuries, impacting scheduled surgeries due to the increase in patients.
‘Disability-Friendly Hospitals’ to Be Operated Nationwide in Eight Locations by 2030
The South Korean government plans to designate and operate eight ‘Disability-Friendly Hospitals’ by 2030 to support the entire clinical process for people with disabilities.
Old Prague hospitals will become LDN, plans Vojtěch
Vojtěch intends to convert old hospitals in Prague into long-term care facilities.
Trump Has Long Tried to Convince His Supporters That Denmark Has Not Built Enough Hospitals in Greenland
Donald Trump's recent suggestion to send a hospital ship to Greenland is viewed as a poorly thought-out effort to criticize Denmark's healthcare system in the territory.
Doctors share the 1 thing they wish patients would stop doing
Doctors are urging patients and their families to refrain from speaking on their behalf when admitted to the hospital, as it complicates communication and can prolong hospital stays.
Day of the General Services Assistant: women share challenges and achievements in their work routine
On the Day of the General Services Assistant, women share their experiences and the vital role they play in maintaining cleanliness in schools, hospitals, and businesses in Brazil.
IESS supplies its hospitals with antiretrovirals to guarantee HIV treatments
The Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security (IESS) has distributed antiretroviral medications to healthcare facilities nationwide to ensure the continuity of HIV treatments.
China's Biggest Health Scam! People Made 'Mental Patients' Without Illness
Investigations reveal that private psychiatric hospitals in China's Hubei province have been forcing people without mental illness into long-term admissions to exploit the country's public health insurance system.
F.A.Z Exclusive: Patients and Care Workers Must Wait Longer for Improvement
German hospitals are willing to give up unverified takeover of nursing salaries by health insurers, but the Health Ministry rejects proposed reforms.
For the first time, ANS publishes quality indicators for private hospitals
The National Supplementary Health Agency (ANS) in Brazil has released quality indicators for private hospitals for the first time, aimed at enhancing transparency and improving hospital care.