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Concerns are growing over Estonia's healthcare system as Tallinn hospitals report thousands more ambulance arrivals this year compared to last. Separately, the prosecutor's office has hit a 'complete dead end' in its investigation into alleged medical errors at PERH hospital. These developments are underscored by personal accounts, including a mother's tragic experience burying her toddler and singer Luisa Värk's difficult decision regarding her mother's resuscitation.
Õhtuleht:
Access to Doctors Only by Ambulance? More Ambulances Arrived at Hospitals This…
Hospitals in Tallinn have received thousands more ambulance arrivals this year compared to the previous year, raising concerns about access to medical care.
Postimees:
PERH Medical Errors: Prosecutor's Office in Complete Dead End
The prosecutor's office is completely stuck in its investigation of possible medical errors at PERH hospital, described as a 'mass grave'.
Postimees:
Mother Who Buried Her Toddler: 'I Remember Asking the Pathologist If It Was My…
A mother recounts the tragic experience of burying her young son and recalls asking the pathologist if she was to blame for his death.
Delfi:
Luisa Värk: the hospital called asking if I should resuscitate my mother. I…
Singer Luisa Värk recounts a phone call from a hospital asking for permission to resuscitate her mother, to which she responded negatively, stating it was her mother's wish.
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