‘Eventually, something’s going to break and there’ll be no healthcare’: Charlotte Maxeke insider’s warning
According to the source, the intensive care unit had gone without filters required for continuous renal replacement therapy for two months, and no other facility had been able to lend the hospital supplies because the account with the filter supplier had allegedly been placed on hold.
The claims follow an earlier report in which Gauteng Department of Health spokesperson Steve Mabona said dialysis services at the hospital had continued without interruption despite supply challenges.
Gauteng Health dialysis crisis account disputed The reliable source rejected this version of events, telling The Citizen the situation had been serious enough to compromise patient care over an extended period.
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