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Since May, over 2000 visits to the new Bordighera emergency room

At the Sanremo birth center over 60 births in three months.

Since May, over 2000 visits to the new Bordighera emergency room.

Over 200 accesses since its opening with the management of three red codes and 31 orange codes.

These are the first numbers of the new's activity Emergency room of the Saint Charles hospital in Bordighera.

The first assessment of the emergency room's activity comes during the inspection carried out by the regional health councilor with the leaders of Asl1 and GVM Care & Research, which manages the hospital structure.

“These first numbers, which are completed with over 70 blue codes and a hundred green ones – declares the regional health councilor – certify that even in this part of western Liguria it is possible to take care of medical and surgical emergencies. Traumatological activities will instead be managed, for some time to come, with the support of the Sanremo Emergency Department. The new presence of an emergency room in ASL 1 has the function of lightening the load on the other hospitals present in the Imperia area, thus reducing waiting times and increasing the timeliness of admissions".

“A promise and a commitment kept by Asl1, Gvm Care and Research and Regione Liguria, for the users of the far western Liguria, with the presence of an important facility that will allow for a complete healthcare offer but above all a fully operational emergency-urgency network – highlights the general director of Asl1 Maria Elena Galbusera -. The timetable for a complete start-up of the Bordighera hospital has been widely respected."

For the operations director of Saint Charles GVM Care & Research Hospital, Nicola Bergantino, it is about: “An important phase for the Bordighera hospital, which gives back to local citizens and users an increasingly complete management structure which, in the future, will offer further services and treatment paths”.

During his day in ASL 1, the Health Councilor, after having attended the management board of the health company, carried out an inspection of the Birth Center of the Borea hospital in Sanremo.

Almost three months after its opening, which took place on February 15th, 63 births have been carried out, including 4 cesarean sections and 2 elective deliveries: 40 males and 23 females were born.

“The presence of the Sanremo birth point – declares the Health Councilor – represents the answer to the needs of the far west and integrates with the other birth point in Imperia which in this phase, it should be remembered, also makes up for the temporary absence in the western Savona area of ​​the birth point of the Santa Corona hospital in Pietra Ligure which is currently undergoing work”.

“This is a department of excellence – underlines the General Director of ASL 1 Maria Elena Galbusera – composed of two delivery rooms, one of which is demedicalized for low obstetric risk births, 'Casa del Parto' model, a familiar and homely environment. But not only that, emergency management is guaranteed with an active anesthesiological, gynecological and neonatological guard, in addition to the complete supply of electromedical equipment and blood components. an added value for the territory, the result of great teamwork carried out in synergy with the Liguria Region and the Gaslini Institute”.

“To offer the best care in safety even in the new birth centre – adds the Health Director of the Giannina Gaslini Institute Raffaele Spiazzi – a single path for the management of the physiological newborn was proposed and shared by Gaslini in all the birth centers involved in the Gaslini Diffuso project, including the Sanremo birth center, through the participation of the staff in continuous training meetings on the most critical of the birth event, a sharing that was further strengthened by the rotating presence of the Institute's Neonatal Pathology specialists in the new neonatal department".

Da maggio oltre 2000 accessi al nuovo Pronto Soccorso di Bordighera.

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