The emergency ward is a high-pressure environment where every second counts. However, a disturbing trend is emerging: mismanagement and careless work by some doctors in emergency wards. This alarming trend has severe consequences for patients, including delayed treatment, misdiagnosis, and even death. The causes of mismanagement in emergency wards are multifaceted. Heavy workload and burnout, inadequate training and support, overcrowding and resource constraints all contribute to a perfect storm of errors. Furthermore, a lack of accountability and peer review allows these mistakes to go unchecked.
The consequences of mismanagement in emergency wards are far-reaching. Patients suffer delayed treatment, inappropriate medication, and treatment errors. This leads to increased patient morbidity and mortality, overcrowding, and prolonged hospital stays. Moreover, the erosion of trust in emergency care has a ripple effect on the entire healthcare system. It is imperative that healthcare professionals take immediate action to address this trend. Prioritizing patient-centred care, enhancing emergency medicine training, and implementing efficient triage and workflow systems are crucial steps.
Samiullah Abro
Larkana
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