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Despite the investments that have been made in infrastructure, especially in the depreciated buildings at QSUT, such as the surgical emergency or the construction of the internal medicine hospital, which is under construction, civil society lists a number of shortcomings faced by public hospitals. .<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
It is important to note the lack of PET Scan in Albanian health.<\/p>\n
All patients who are in the process of being diagnosed with cancer or those who have been diagnosed are obliged to go to the countries of the region. The cost of a pet scanner starts at a minimum of 1,000 euros, a cost which the patient must cover at his own expense. We emphasize that it may be the only country in the region that does not offer such a service for a patient with a tumor. Albanian patients are oriented towards Macedonia, Turkey and Italy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“PET SCAN is missing, a very necessary apartment which has only come to a private hospital. The cerebral hemorrhage scanner is broken, there are many shortcomings “said Denisa Canameti, TFL health expert.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“We must be aware that it has undergone major changes, improving the quality of services provided to patients,” said Arben Gjata, Rector of the University of Medicine<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Attention should be paid to thrombectomy. The infrastructure in the public hospital is ready but not realized, making all patients orient to the American Hospital at a cost of about 15,000 euros per intervention.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
But, investments in buildings are only one side of the coin that are not worth it if the other necessary requirements are not met. Today the Albanian health system suffers from human resources. From the lack of specializations to the departure of doctors abroad are bringing quite serious consequences for the system.<\/p>\n
“They are building beautiful buildings, but there are no hands to work inside them. Doctors are no longer sent for specializations, while in our time, we went everywhere in the world for specializations. “Medicine is not just books,” said Mustafa Xhani, a urologist.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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