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In the summary of our daily meeting led by Dr Jean-François Lemoine: Pr Jean-Michel Constantin, head of the anesthesia-resuscitation department ...
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The Besançon anesthetist remains free under judicial supervision
The Besançon Court of Appeal ordered the release under judicial supervision of the anesthesiologist Frédéric Péchier, indicted for 24 poisonings ...
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The anesthetist from Besançon could be indicted for “about fifty” new poisonings
He still claims his innocence, but Frédéric Péchier, former anesthesiologist from Besançon, was referred to the prosecution this Thursday, May ...
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Val d’Oise: a woman wakes up paraplegic from an operation following an anesthesiologist’s error
A woman woke up with paraplegia following urological surgery in Ermont in the Val d'Oise last January. His handicap is ...
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Pollution: hospitals produce too many greenhouse gases
Each surgery would emit on average between 150 and 230 kg of CO2, against 120 kg of CO2 to cross ...
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Orthez: the hospital indicted for manslaughter
A young woman, taken care of for a cesarean, had died in 2014, following a mistake made by an anesthetist ...
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Besançon: the accused anesthesiologist is left at liberty
Accused of having poisoned 7 patients, including 2 fatally, Dr Péchier was placed under judicial supervision. He faces life imprisonment. ...
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Suspicious poisonings: investigation of twenty fatal cases
Experts have been appointed to examine around 40 suspected cases of poisoning in the operating room in Besançon.In Besançon, the ...
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Anesthesiologists on the verge of a nervous breakdown
Between endless weeks of work and the difficulty of recruiting, anesthesiologists border on burn-out. Some are proposing solutions to end ...
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Orthez maternity hospital: 2 damning reports on the anesthesiologist
According to two reports, Ortez's anesthesiologist indicted after the death of a woman last October suffered from alcoholism. It nevertheless ...
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Outpatient surgery: IGAS points the brakes to its development
Marisol Touraine was too ambitious. It was not until 2018 that one in two operations was performed on an outpatient ...
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Charlie Weekly attack: doctors put their strike on hold
On this day of national mourning and faced with "the potential health threat", the union of liberal surgeons and anesthetists ...
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Charlie weekly: doctors will march for freedom of expression
Faced with "the potential health threat", the union of surgeons "Le Bloc" suspended its strike. Other medical organizations will march ...
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Maternity of Orthez: the anesthesiologist has been released
The Belgian anesthetist, implicated after the death of a patient at the maternity hospital in Orthez, was released on Thursday ...
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Orthez drama: 1% of alcohol-dependent anesthetists
In Orthez (Pyrénées-Atlantiques), a pregnant woman died while giving birth under cesarean section. The anesthesiologist admitted to having "a pathological ...
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Hospital: 30% of anesthetist positions are vacant
In France, nearly 30% of anesthesia-intensive care positions are vacant in public hospitals. And this observation made by the National ...
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Anesthesia: when patients wake up during the operation
Once every 19,000 operations, a patient wakes up during an operation, despite general anesthesia. This rare event traumatizes one in ...
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Hospital: who are the temporary doctors?
In a report presented on Tuesday, the Socialist deputy for Isère, Olivier Véran, draws up an alarming inventory of the ...
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A third of surgeons and anesthetists threatened by burnout
A study reveals that 30% of operating room specialists have a stress level greater than 8 out of 10. This ...
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Expected disruptions in clinics and hospitals
An indefinite strike ordered by surgeons, private anesthetists and interns risks creating havoc in clinics and hospitals.Beware that there is ...
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Doctors strongly mobilized to defend their freedom
Two thirds of the affected clinics, several thousand demonstrators in the street, surgeons and interns wanted to defend their conditions ...
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Age becomes a selection criterion in intensive care
With a stagnant number of beds, a growing elderly population, intensive care units are forced to make admission choices based ...
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