Rafał Komarewicz wrote that the Supreme Audit Office indicated the lack of doctors as the biggest problem in emergency services, while the Supreme Medical Chamber (NIL) was lobbying to limit the number of places in medical studies, citing its own forecasts of a surplus of doctors. He cited a county hospital as an example, where there was no radiologist at night, and the on-call doctor did not perform an ultrasound. Komarewicz claimed that 3.5-year-old Kacper with an intestinal obstruction could have been saved if the ultrasound had been performed earlier, rather than during resuscitation. The NIL was accused of limiting access to the profession and not holding consequences for mistakes, and its actions were described as a pathological monopoly. According to him, without breaking this monopoly, no reform will bring results. #Zdrowie #Ratownictwo #Lekarze (translated)