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After the devastating fire disaster in Crans-Montana, in which 41 people died, the families of the victims face financial challenges, as Italian hospitals demand around 1.6 million euros for the treatment of injured patients, while it remains unclear who will ultimately be responsible for the costs. #CransMontana #Brandkatastrophe #Krankenhauskosten (translated)

In her article, Anja Mengel highlights the legal obligations of hospitals in Germany to ensure patient care during strikes, after the Berlin labor court ruled that in one case at Charité, an emergency service plan covering 80 percent of the regular work schedule is necessary to minimize health risks. #Arbeitsrecht #Notdienstpflicht #Streikrecht (translated)

Simon Betschinger quoted a report from WELT, stating that the new austerity measures for hospitals could bring significant changes, potentially lowering the quality of treatment for patients and placing doctors in an almost insurmountable dilemma. At the same time, he wrote that the German state has built a "world social office" over the past ten years while neglecting its core responsibilities. #Gesundheit #Krankenhaus #Qualität (translated)

After the alleged death of the 28-year-old laboratory technician Darja S. from pneumonic plague due to a laboratory accident in Siberia, Russian authorities have closed five hospitals and implemented strict safety measures while the USA is closely monitoring the situation. #Pest #Irkutsk #Gesundheitskrise (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Darja Schipilowa completed her specialist training in clinical laboratory diagnostics with distinction two years ago and worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute. She died after being hospitalized four days following an alleged incident; she passed away on the night of October 2. Laska referred to reports from the portal "Ljudi Baikala," stating that several hospitals, including a children's clinic, had been under quarantine for three weeks. Nearly 200 contacts were being monitored, the aluminum plant in Shelekhov required masks, and Russia's chief epidemiologist had been flown in. Rospotrebnadzor ruled out a laboratory accident and spoke of an unknown cause of pneumonia as well as a stable situation. No pathogens associated with her work were reportedly found in the deceased's body. Laska wrote that the governor of Buryatia initially claimed Schipilowa died of the plague, but later moderated his statement. A city administration advised against trips to Shelekhov and subsequently deleted the post; a television station removed five contributions. Russian exile media reported that Schipilowa told medical staff that a test tube containing plague pathogens had broken on September 25. Laska emphasized that this had not been confirmed; other circulating explanations included a business trip to Buryatia and a trip to Thailand. A Russian epidemiologist living in the U.S. doubted the laboratory accident, as protective clothing is used when working with plague. It is publicly unknown whether and what equipment Schipilowa had worn. Laska wrote that there is no sufficient evidence to describe the case as a possible use of a biological weapon; however, an accident involving a lethal pathogen cannot be ruled out. She questioned whether Schipilowa had received timely treatment or if antibiotics had not worked, noting that time is critical in cases of pneumonic plague. The actions of the authorities reminded her of previous cases where Soviet authorities withheld or misrepresented unpleasant information: the anthrax outbreak in Sverdlovsk in 1979 and the delayed announcement of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Whether the Schipilowa case is comparable to these remains to be seen, she wrote. Laska warned that a potential outbreak should not be obscured by political sympathies or downplaying information. In the event of a possible pneumonic plague outbreak, openness for epidemiological reasons is crucial, she wrote. The public must know why nearly 200 people are being monitored and why several clinics are reportedly under quarantine according to "Ljudi Baikala." #Russland #Epidemie #Gesundheit (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that the Russian Foreign Ministry warned against a stay in Kyiv on Saturday and announced further massive attacks. Just a few hours later, the train of Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived unexpectedly at the main train station in Kyiv, accompanied by Minister of Economy Katherina Reiche and representatives from the defense and energy industries. Laska called Merz's trip a bold and important sign in light of the situation. Russia has been attacking the Dnipro bridges connecting East and West Kyiv for days, wrote Laska. According to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian intelligence service has seen documents indicating that Vladimir Putin has issued a new doctrine foreseeing attacks on roads, logistics, schools, and hospitals to drive people out of Kyiv and other cities. The documents are not public, and Moscow has denied the allegations, she added. Laska wrote that people might flee from cities that are becoming increasingly uninhabitable in winter to Poland, the Czech Republic, or Germany. The provision for Ukrainian refugees has cost Germany around 32.4 billion euros since the start of the war, she cited an overview from the Ministry of Finance quoted by Spiegel. She criticized that these costs are being used in Germany as an argument against supporting Ukraine, including against arms deliveries. Merz wrote from Kyiv that Germany is helping out of self-interest because its own security depends on the outcome of the war, Laska stated. He announced one billion euros in military aid, 350 million euros for the energy system, thousands of interception drones, and closer German-Ukrainian defense cooperation. Officially, Taurus cruise missiles are still missing, she wrote. In October 2024, Merz said Germany must deliver Taurus to hit Russian supply routes if Putin does not end the bombardment of the Ukrainian civilian population within 24 hours. Although Moscow has since openly announced further massive attacks, Taurus still has not arrived, wrote Laska. #Ukraine #Russland #Politik (translated)

At the same time, my great thanks goes to all those who are there for us on Sundays and keep our city running, for example in hospitals, emergency services, public transport, and in the hospitality sector. Where Sunday work is necessary, recognition and fair working conditions are needed. #Sonntagsarbeit #Anerkennung #Arbeitsbedingungen #DE (translated)

So far, nothing is known to them. The WHO documented 8,678 applications from Palestinians in the West Bank for medical treatment in East Jerusalem or Israel alone for July 2023. Of these, 6,477 were approved. One third of the requested appointments were specifically for Israeli hospitals and clinics. Source: WHO, Health Access Report, July 2023. From Gaza, 1,851 patients applied to leave for medical treatment. 81% of the applications were approved by Israel. 17% of the treatment appointments were even in Israeli hospitals. 36% of the patients required cancer treatment. Source: https://t.co/r6NXYR0DKX https://t.co/r6NXYR0DKX #Gesundheit #Palästinenser #WHO (translated)

The federal cabinet today adopted the #CareReform. In order not to further escalate the ongoing dispute in the governing coalition, criticism points and fundamental reform projects were initially ignored. These will be clarified by a commission. The consequence: contributors will have to shoulder significantly higher burdens. In this context, the health policy spokesman for the AfD parliamentary group, @martin_sichert, states: "The spousal co-insurance will become more expensive in the future, childless individuals will pay more and the contribution assessment limit will rise. All of this burdens the providers of performance in our society. It is a disgrace for the government of Chancellor Merz and Health Minister Linnemann that their central action is limited to taking more and more money from the citizens to temporarily save the fundamentally reform-needy long-term care insurance from financial ruin. And of course, a commission will also be tasked again to bring about further burdens for the citizens, such as higher burdens for privately insured individuals. The contribution rate for statutory long-term care insurance has been rising for years, and the money still does not reach sufficient levels. There are no genuine reforms. Where is the radical reduction of bureaucracy? Where is the strengthening of home care? The long-term care insurance system needs fundamental reform, just like the entire healthcare sector. The AfD parliamentary group has already submitted extensive concepts that encompass not only care but also health insurance companies, hospitals, doctors, pharmacies, therapists, and all other service providers. We therefore once again call on the federal government not to stand in the way of a fundamental health and care reform." #Pflegereform #Gesundheit #Politik (translated)

Knall aus Salzgitter - Das St. Elisabeth Krankenhaus schließt kurzfristig seine Türen. Mehr als 250 Beschäftigte verlieren damit ihren Arbeitsplatz. 50 Prozent aller Notaufnahmen berichten über Kapazitätsprobleme. Bald eher dann 60 Prozent. #Salzgitter #Krankenhaus #Insolvenz #Arbeitsplätze Schließung: Das St. Elisabeth Krankenhaus in Salzgitter Bad stellt seinen Betrieb bereits zum 30. September 2026 endgültig ein. Mehr als 250 Beschäftigte sind betroffen, nachdem es nicht gelungen ist, einen Investor zu finden und den Standort wirtschaftlich zu sichern. Insolvenz: Die Betreibergesellschaft aus dem Vinzenz Verbund hatte bereits im Februar Insolvenzantrag gestellt. Neue Patienten und Notfälle werden ab sofort nicht mehr aufgenommen, während die verbliebenen stationären Patienten bis Mittwoch entlassen oder in andere Krankenhäuser der Region verlegt werden sollen. Die kurzfristige Schließung trifft nicht nur mehr als 250 Beschäftigte, sondern reduziert auch das medizinische Versorgungsangebot in der Region. Vielen Dank für diesen wichtigen Hinweis! Quelle: Radio Okerwelle https://t.co/up6iutyKJP #Krankenhaus #Salzgitter #Arbeitsplätze

Aus der Parallelwelt der Sekten und Kirchen. Sie betrauern wieder RKI- Tote, die es im modellierten Ausmaß nie gegeben hat. Lasst uns der ebenfalls, aber vermutlich realistischer, geschätzten jährlichen 17.000 - 19.000 Opfer durch Behandlungsfehler in Krankenhäusern gedenken, für die wird es niemals einen Gottesdienst geben. Selbiges gilt für Impftote. #Gesundheit #Opfer #Krankenhaus

Eine Partei, in der alle vornehm schweigen, wenn die eigene Bundesvorsitzende die Bombardierung von Schulen und Krankenhäusern im Gazastreifen rechtfertigt, sollte sich auf der Suche nach Problemen lieber in den eigenen Reihen umsehen. Solidarität mit Ferat Kocak! #Solidarität #Frieden #Menschenrechte

Die HAMAS und die Palästinenser haben GAZA zur Terrorinfrastruktur ausgebaut. Über 600 km Tunnel wurden bisher von Israel identifiziert. Tunneleinstiege in Kinderzimmern (Video), Hauptquartiere unter Krankenhäusern, Raketenabschussrampen, Waffen- und Munitionslager in der Nähe https://t.co/zEupRRzKbb #Gaza #Terrorismus #Israel #IL #PS

Die HANAS und die Palästinenser haben GAZA zur Terrorinfrastruktur ausgebaut. Über 600 km Tunnel wurden bisher von Israel identifiziert. Tunneleinstiege in Kinderzimmern (Video), Hauptquartiere unter Krankenhäusern, Raketenabschussrampen, Waffen- und Munitionslager in der Nähe https://t.co/kj9Q9XEz1G #Gaza #Terrorismus #Sicherheit #PS #IL

Sie haben GAZA zur Terrorinfrastruktur ausgebaut. Über 600 km Tunnelinfrastruktur wurden bisher von Israel identifiziert. Tunneleinstiege in Kinderzimmern, Hauptquartiere unter Krankenhäusern, Raketenabschussrampen, Waffen- und Munitionslager in der Nähe von Kindergärten und https://t.co/KClcRRykDv #Gaza #Terrorismus #Israel #IS #GA

Der Haushaltsentwurf 2027 ist ein Kriegshaushalt auf Pump: 200 Mrd. neue Schulden, über 150 Mrd. für Militär & Rüstung. Während Schulen, Infrastruktur, Krankenhäuser und Pflegeplätze verkommen und das Wohngeld gekürzt wird. Merz und Klingbeil müssen weg! https://t.co/BVGbeYVCL0 #Kriegshaushalt #Militär #Schulden #DE

In Rheinland-Pfalz haben in diesem Sommer über 2.000 Menschen an den Folgen der hohen Temperaturen gestorben, was zu einem Hitzeschutzprogramm führte, das unter anderem Maßnahmen für Krankenhäuser, Pflegeeinrichtungen und Schulen umfasst. #Hitzeschutz #Klimaanpassung #RheinlandPfalz

Der Artikel beschreibt, wie die Hackergruppe Rhysida ihr Schadsoftware-Geschäft wie ein Franchise betreibt und dabei weltweit Millionen durch Cyberangriffe auf Behörden, Unternehmen und Krankenhäuser, einschließlich eines Angriffs auf Berlin, generiert, und analysiert die zugrunde liegenden kriminellen Strukturen sowie die oft fatalen Folgen von Lösegeldzahlungen. #Cyberangriff #Datenklau #Lösegeld

Sehe ich das richtig? Dieser Typ fährt wochenlang mit einem alten, rußenden Diesel durchs ganze Land, um aus Protest gegen fossile Brennstoffe Sprengsätze zu verteilen und mit Silvesterraketen Stahlseile in Umspannwerke zu schießen, um möglichst viele Krankenhäuser und Pflegeinrichtungen vom Netz zu trennen? Währenddessen labern Dobrindt und Merz vom Schutz kritischer Infrastruktur und das BKA tippt weiterhin meine X-Posts ab. Wo leben wir eigentlich? #Priebshow #Umweltschutz #FossileEnergien #Protest