Michael König sent the long waiting time before his operation. This is now even noticed in his ambulance card. The 47-year-old therefore fears extra obstacles in the hospital.
Michael König (47) did not fall on the mouth. When the independent tree climmer from Götzendorf in the Bruck district of the Leitha had suffered a hernia at the beginning of the year, he therefore left nothing behind to get an earlier operating date. Because the months of waiting would financially ruin it as a one -man company.
Self -drive awarded by success
So he was presented in different hospitals on his own ride and the “Kroon” also reported about his Odyssey. And see: His effort was eventually awarded successfully, in Horn he was registered at least a few weeks earlier than originally intended.
When he had to go back to the Waldviertel because of persistent symptoms in his belly, King was not bad when he looked at his ambulance card. It is urgently warned about him. “Cave!” (German: attention) is written on it. Among other things, it is complained that he has introduced himself in different hospitals and has also launched a newspaper article against a hospital.
“That explains why I had to wait a few hours for the ultrasound and did not get a good finding. But my stomach is hard and swollen, I am in pain,” said König. Only an external radiologist could help him. “This is about my life and my professional existence,” says König, who has still not been able to work since the hernia. “I can hardly raise everything. I love my work,” he says.
“No influence”
It is confirmed from the side of the State Health Agency that the doctor’s note would not have been necessary and that it was also noticed. However, this would not affect the “guideline -friendly care” of the patient. Those three hours that King had spent in the clinic are a usual period for such a treatment, including the assessment of findings and documentation. “Longer waiting times cannot always be avoided,” says Het Horner Hospital.
Source: Krone
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