SUMMER predicted a "very complicated" resigned
chief medical officer for fighting "light" against dengue
Luis Lita was health minister and director of the hospital Chaco June 4. It was due to lack of budget and reported pressure not to talk. 14.10.2009
"I was told to shut up, and as I am an adult, I have nothing to be silent or withhold information," charged the former director of the city hospital Chaco Presidency Roque Sáenz Peña.
The director of the hospital June 4 Dr. Ramon Carrillo Chaco city Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña, Luis Lita, resigned in disagreement with health policies ordered by the Jorge Capitanich governorate to prevent dengue hermorrágico.El gynecologist revealed DyN agency that was due to lack of budgetary support. "This hospital operated 96 beds in pediatrics, while the 78 and pediatricians have a much larger budget than ours, which is only 1.2 million a year." Former Minister of Health between 1983 and 1987 Chaco said that since the provincial government "ligth measures were taken" to prevent a new outbreak of dengue, whereupon he said that "we must pray that the strain is the same as circulated months ago, if not many cases bleeding may occur." Lita has 50 years of experience in health care. Office, he also held between 1973 and 1976, had taken on 28 November last year, during the administration of former provincial official and first lady Sandra Mendoza in Health. Citing the same budget problems last January Lita was denied care at health center locations derived from patients santiagueño as Monte Quemado, Pirpintos, Pampa de los guanacos, which caused a controversy among health authorities of Santiago del Estero and Chaco. "I have approximately 320 beds and I'm slapping places to see where we can accommodate patients. The hospital is a very unequal struggle, and I should have 12 intensive care beds, and there are four now," described and noted as an example of the lack the lack of a CT scanner and the tools necessary to make studies of high pressure complejidad.Ante, former medical director preferred to talk. "I was told to shut up, and as I am an adult, I have no reason to keep quiet or hide information." To Lita no health policy in the province, "stress is not really have" and so decided to "go home" without prior warning that this summer's battle against dengue "is going to be complicated."
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