The Minister of Health of the Magadan Region, Alexander Vitko, explained the breakdown of the MRI machine in the regional hospital by saying that doctors use it too often and prescribe patients to be examined on a tomograph for no reason. The official wrote about this in his telegram channel.
“The analysis showed quite a lot of cases when an MRI examination is prescribed without objective indications. This is a question for attending physicians, including the city clinic. In some cases, it is quite possible to use computed tomography, especially since there are several such devices in the hospital,” says Vitko.
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According to the minister, the head of the radiology department and the laboratory assistant were suspended from work. They must undergo additional training. At the same time, as Vitko writes, part of the costs of repairing the device will have to be reimbursed by “the workers through whose fault the situation occurred.”
“Repairs will be expensive. Question: at whose expense is this banquet? It is clear that now the Ministry of Health will find money. Who will compensate for the damage? — Vitko asked. The minister did not specify how long the repairs will last.
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The Insider notes that the MRI machine in the Magadan Regional Hospital is the only one in government institutions in the entire Kolyma Territory, which also includes several districts of Yakutia. In addition, in his post, Vitko stated that doctors could prescribe supposedly unnecessary tomography due to their own overload.
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