Jakub Kosikowski wrote that after the tragedy, everything must be done to ensure that a similar situation does not happen again, and he emphasized that this was not the first such case in Poland. In his opinion, the team of experts should determine what went wrong in the hospital, and the facility should implement the recommendations from the report. The family should receive compensation from the hospital's or doctor's policy without a lengthy court process. Kosikowski also pointed out that the experts should assess whether there was gross negligence that would justify a criminal case, and their tasks should be carried out by the prosecutor's office, the patient rights advocate, and the medical chambers. He wrote that he had no illusions that anyone could receive a judgment and compensation after 5–10 years, but without changes in event analysis and the implementation of recommendations, this would not protect other children from tragedies. He assessed that in Poland, conclusions are poorly drawn from such events. #bezpieczeństwozdrowotne #prawepacjenta #systemochronyzdrowia (translated)


