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The author of the entry wrote that there is a lot of talk about violence and aggression in public debate. He added that he seriously considered introducing mandatory, extensive medical examinations for the head of state, justifying it with the good of the state and the safety of citizens, including those holding public office. #bezpieczeństwo #debata #zdrowie #PL (translated)

Two police officers from Małkinia have been accused of failing to fulfill their duties and exceeding their authority in connection with the tragic death of a 51-year-old man who fled during a medical examination and was shot by one of the officers. #Policja #Ucieczka #Śmierć (translated)

The proceedings against Dawid K., a doctor accused of fraud, are under the supervision of the Supreme Medical Chamber, which is advocating for changes in the regulations regarding the suspension of the right to practice in order to better ensure patient safety. #IzbyLekarskie #ZmianyWUstawie #BezpieczeństwoPacjentów (translated)

In 2025, seven doctors at the 1st Military Clinical Hospital with Polyclinic SPZOZ in Lublin received salaries exceeding one million zlotys per year, which sparked controversy over the growing debt of the facility. #lekarskiewydatki #milionowewynagrodzenia #szpitalwLublinie (translated)

The Sejm adopted a law regulating the limits on salaries and working hours for doctors, allowing the National Health Fund to impose lifelong bans on working in the public system for doctors who certify falsehoods in medical documentation, which met with protests from the National Trade Union of Doctors. #OZZL #lekarskieustawy #reformaochronyzdrowia (translated)

The author of the entry assessed that the changes will not lead to the collapse of the public health protection system, but they will not help it either. He wrote that the system is crumbling and in a few months the situation will be worse than it is now. He added that doctors will attribute the deterioration to the effects of the enacted law. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #medycyna #Pl #PL (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz praised the interview with Piotr, who — as he wrote — understood the security principles in the confrontation with the regime and those whom Cenckiewicz referred to as tormentors. He added that, in his opinion, few people understand this. He particularly liked the justification for the refusal of medical examinations and the description of the behavior of the police officers, who, he claimed, naively thought they would overhear the conversation in the hospital when MP Jakubiak would ask Piotr for his surname. #wywiad #BHP #polska (translated)

The author described that little Kinga was reaching out to the medical staff and seeking a sense of security in the arms of the nurses and doctors. He noted that it is unknown if this was the case, but one can imagine the cries of abandoned children gathered next to each other. #zdrowie #dzieci #medycyna #PL (translated)

Jacek Ozdoba stated that the recordings published by the police revealed, in his opinion, numerous irregularities during Piotr's arrest. He questioned why the officers did not provide a specific reason for requesting documents and emphasized the knife issue, although — according to the account presented — Piotr did not use it. Ozdoba demanded clarification on whether the policewoman sustained injuries and what evidence exists for that. He assessed that the recordings undermined information regarding her health status. He also pointed to allegations concerning actions taken after the arrest, which — as he wrote — could indicate the possibility of a crime being committed. He also questioned the conditioning of contact with a lawyer on providing personal data, reminding about the arrested person's right to contact a defender as stipulated in Article 245 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. He asked whether he was allowed to notify a close person, whether the measures applied were necessary and proportional, and whether he was provided with adequate medical assistance. According to a statement by Piotr W., which Ozdoba referred to, comprehensive medical examinations were not conducted. Ozdoba also raised concerns regarding the legal grounds for the arrest and pointed to the possibility of judicial review based on Article 246 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. In his opinion, the actions of the officers should also be assessed in light of Article 231 of the Penal Code. He wrote that a uniform does not exempt one from responsibility, and an arrest does not strip a person of their rights. He added that the course of actions and communication by the police, which he assessed presented many facts in a way inconsistent with reality, raised justified concerns of provocation. #Polska #Policja #Prawo (translated)

Filip Zator referred to the actions of the prosecutor's office in the case of medical negligence involving Dawid Kacprzyk. He cited comments from Stanowski, who claimed to know witnesses and had contacted them, but the prosecutor's office had not questioned them. Zator wrote that the prosecutor's office had repeatedly explained that before questioning Kacprzyk, it needed to interrogate many witnesses, and yet — as he claimed — it still had not questioned the key individuals in the case. He compared this situation to actions taken at the zoo in Łączna, where, in his opinion, there was a swift move to destroy the entrepreneur. He assessed that the country had become a "meme." #prokuratura #lekarskiezaniedbania #Polska (translated)

Patryk Słowik wrote that the matter did not concern the fault of the addressee or his apologies. He pointed out that he considers him one of the people in the council who take on challenges instead of hiding from them, as — in his opinion — his boss Łukasz did. He added that the addressee and his associates often pointed out that medical matters should not be assessed before their final resolution, which may take "273645 years." He accused him of issuing a judgment this time before even gathering basic information. #samorząd #wyzwania #ocenianie (translated)

Adam wrote that it was about a person who had vandalized the emergency room the previous day. He predicted that the situation would lead to a spiral of violence so severe that medical journals would not be able to keep up with publishing special issues. https://t.co/1Fhe2sTSd8 #zdrowie #przemoc #medycyna (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki after, according to his account of the events, his father first heard from the dispatcher to take the child to the hospital himself, and an ambulance was only sent after a second call. The boy was said to have waited about 40 minutes for a doctor in the emergency department, and his condition was worsening. Kusznieruk reported that overnight, an ultrasound or X-ray of the abdomen was not performed in time because there was no radiologist. Doctors suspected a meningococcal infection and considered transferring the child to a specialized children's hospital, but ultimately he remained in the pediatric ward. According to the post, a cardiac arrest occurred in the morning, and a two-hour resuscitation was unsuccessful. Kusznieruk also mentioned reports regarding the resuscitation conditions and the functionality of the equipment, which, as he noted, require clarification. He stated that the autopsy revealed intestinal strangulation with necrosis, rather than a meningococcal infection. The author asked whether the Supreme Medical Chamber and the relevant medical self-government authorities initiated proceedings, investigating the actions of the doctors and considering suspension of their medical licenses. He appealed for an independent analysis of the entire patient journey—from the conversation with the dispatcher to the resuscitation—and for recommendations that would prevent similar tragedies. He noted that he does not pre-judge the guilt of the doctors, and the circumstances should be established by experts and the prosecutor's office. Kusznieruk criticized the belief that healthcare problems can be solved by allocating billions to the system. He pointed out that, as he stated, despite the billions allocated in Poland for the salaries of medical staff, there was a shortage of a radiologist for the child's nighttime diagnosis. He expressed his condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor's office would thoroughly clarify the matter. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

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)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper has died, and he deemed the explanations regarding the tragedy to be shocking. According to the author, there was no radiologist in the hospital, so an ultrasound was not performed, there was also a lack of pediatric surgery, and there was no space in the specialized facility. Kusznieruk stated that Poland has almost the most medical specialties in Europe, and the salaries of doctors and nurses are among the highest in relation to the purchasing power of money. At the same time, he criticized the responsibility of doctors for mistakes and the level of compensation for negligence in public health care, which — as he wrote — often does not correspond to the scale of the tragedy. The author pointed to deficiencies in basic diagnostics, effective assistance, and real accountability. He asked how many more children have to die for it to be recognized that the problem also concerns organization, competence, and impunity, and suggested that the consequences may be limited to a reprimand and compensation that does not reflect the value of lost life. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

Michał Janczura wrote that Agnieszka Z., sentenced to five years in prison for causing an accident in which three people died, has twice obtained a postponement of her sentence. First, she was to complete her internship, and later the postponement was granted due to her health condition. During this time, she completed her internship and was entered on the list of doctors. Janczura pointed out that although Agnieszka Z.'s health condition was supposed to justify the postponement of her prison sentence, she was able to work as a dentist. He also wrote that the medical chamber learned about the judgment and the postponements from material broadcasted by TVN24, as the court did not inform them about the case. According to the author, in September the chamber resumed the procedure to grant Agnieszka Z. the right to practice the profession, to check if there were any ethical or health obstacles from the beginning for her to work as a physician. Janczura added that the court did not want to share the psychiatric opinion even with the medical self-government. https://t.co/X5GtBTpWIa #prawo #sprawiedliwość #zdrowie (translated)