The Ministry of Health has announced that the State Sanitary and Health Inspectorate will conduct a thorough investigation into the medical case of a mother whose newborn child was diagnosed with paralysis immediately after birth. The Ministry confirmed that the inspectorate is scheduled to perform follow-up inspections at three specific medical institutions where the mother received care. These facilities include the Strumica District Hospital, the Shtip Clinic, and the University Neurology Clinic in Skopje.
According to the Ministry, the DSHI intends to complete its inspections by gathering all relevant medical documentation from the three establishments. Following the comprehensive review of the established facts, the Ministry stated that it will proceed with subsequent follow-up actions as deemed necessary. This ongoing review underscores the commitment of the health authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the child’s condition.
The procedural steps outlined indicate a systematic approach to determining accountability and ensuring patient safety standards are met across the relevant healthcare providers. Furthermore, the Ministry has indicated that, based on the findings of the inspectorate, it plans to seek additional authorization from the Ministry of Justice to facilitate any further necessary actions. This multi-agency involvement highlights the seriousness with which the Ministry views the matter and its dedication to maintaining the integrity and quality of the national healthcare system.
The process is designed to ensure that all aspects of the initial treatment and subsequent care are fully documented and assessed.
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