"Time" file: Personal experience from a British hospital

A story about humanity

I spent many hours by my mother's side in the hospital, caregivers took turns, discreet and subtle; they talked if I wanted to talk, I chose the topics, they answered my questions, they kept quiet when I kept quiet. I asked one of them how she copes with a job where someone dies every day. "Death is a part of life, our job is to make that process easier. We get strength from that help," she said gently

The biggest problems of Serbian healthcare

Black days for people in white

Healthcare facilities in Serbia look either like a spaceship or a Polish hospital, there is no middle ground. Expectant mothers do not have to bring only the delivery table to the maternity hospital. There aren't enough doctors, but that's why there are 22.000 non-medical personnel in the healthcare sector. And that's just the beginning of the list of domestic health problems