The Latgale Trauma and Orthopedics Hospital has refrained from commenting publicly on the professional responsibilities of specific doctors in other medical institutions, while indicating that several treatment cases from Jēkabpils Regional Hospital related to trauma treatment have come to their attention. These cases involved situations where patients required further diagnostics, precise treatment strategies, or repeated surgical interventions after initial treatments. The hospital emphasized that their actions in such scenarios are aimed at ensuring patient safety and delivering care according to modern medical standards.

The hospital confirmed that all patients have received the necessary follow-up care, and the relevant medical institution has been duly informed about the cases identified. The actions taken align with the hospital's commitment to prioritize patient safety. Furthermore, decisions regarding the future organization of work or operations of specific departments rest with the respective hospital management, indicating a structured approach to addressing the situations highlighted by the Health Inspectorate.

This inspection by the Health Inspectorate not only highlights the need for accountability and quality in medical treatment but also raises questions about the overall effectiveness and oversight of medical practices within Latvia's healthcare system, particularly in specialized departments like trauma and orthopedics. It reflects the ongoing efforts to maintain high medical standards and ensure safety in patient care.