QKMF doctor in Lipjan reacts to 56-year-old death and denies neglect of the case

Lipjan Health Director Shkelzen Hajdini has sponsored physician Faruk Gashi, who worked at the Main Family Medicine Centre in Lipjan.

As the Lipjan Community has announced, this decision has been made because of the doctor's negligence and irresponsability in question, which had falsely claimed that ECG is out of place.

While it was reported yesterday that a 56-year-old died as a result of doctors' failure at the Main Centre of Family Medicine in Lipjan. A witness had confessed to T7 that the deceased had heart problems and that about an hour was waiting for medical treatment.

Dr. Faruk Gashi reacted to the case today.

Through a text on the social network Facebook, he said that the case of the published video, where he was seen to be told one patient that ECG is out of order, is another case.

He said that the patient who is shown in the recording is not the living patient.

Gashi has indicated that even the 56-year-old man who had died had gone for control at this center, but that according to him, he and his family helped the patient to lie down and become ECG.

He said the emergency sister had told him that she didn't work the ECGUU's camera, so she also referred to him at SHSKUK.

The family patient left for SHSKUK, but in a few minutes they returned to emergency because of the deteriorating situation. We put the patient in bed with our family and started with cardiopulmonary intensive care. I was reanimating him when the emergency team came back who went on reanimation and transported him to the SHSKUK. We were later informed that the patient in question passed away at SKKUK”, he added.

His complete scripture:

Hello, dear friends.

First I want to assure you that the case of the video and the case of the 56-year-old patient's death are totally different cases and that they have nothing to do with each other. So the patient who's seen in an unauthorized and anti-legal record is not the patient who's changed his life. The patient seen in that video is alive and healthy.

In order to inform the right opinion makes this clarification.

Yesterday I was in charge of the QKMF at Lipjan, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We've had a huge flow of patients, we've been two doctors, and we're well known to be out of 9:30- 10:30, because of the massive flow of patients I've been out in a pause around 9:45. At 10:06 a.m., the doctor we were with called and told me that there are no doctors in emergency and you have to go until the crews who were on the ground for moms in a serious case. As soon as I heard the news, I went to an emergency where there were a few cases that took the necessary services, but after a few moments the patient is now dead, the patient was with the family who witnessed my commitment to the patient. The patient was complaining about severe stomach pain. Based on the symptoms, I suspected that a heart attack was developing in the patient. Then with my family, I helped the patient lie down in bed, and I wanted him to become ECG. The emergency sister told me she didn't work the ECG emergency device and then we helped the patient get to the QKMF area where we did the ECKG and referred to the SHSKUK. The family patient left for the SHSKUK, but in a few minutes they returned to the emergency room because of the deteriorating situation. We put the patient in bed with our family and started with cardiopulmonary intensive care. I was reanimating him when the emergency team came back who went on reanimation and transported him to the SHSKUK.

Later we were informed that the patient in question changed his life at the SHSKUK.

Family members are witnesses and have been promoted in the media that the patient's death is not the result of my neglect as a doctor, as I am placing in many media titles or medical staff.

A few hours later, there's been a bad video to tell you the right thing, I don't know who or what, because we've had a lot of patients and we've been engaged in doing our duties.

As for my suspension as a doctor, by the director of the directorate that I respect, I think it's a decision made by the Director's incorrigibleness and needs to be revised, because not only is it about neglect, but I've been fully engaged and with all my being.

The honorable family of the surviving patient expresses my heartfelt condolences about the loss of their loved one.

Respectfully,

Dr. Faruk Gashi.