The manager of the Torrejón Hospital in Madrid has resigned for audio on waiting lists
Ribera health team has reported that they are conducting an in-depth audit to "ensure compliance with quality standards in patient care, professional ethics and law."
The CEO of the health group Ribera, Pablo Gallart, has resigned as managerof the Torrejón de Ardoz Hospital (Madrid), after requesting that the waiting lists of this privately managed public hospital be extended in audio to increase the profits of the company.
Ribera said in a statement that the separation of responsibilities for the management of Gallart Hospital has been done "to ensure the values and ethics that have characterized the team."
They report that they are conducting an in-depth audit to "ensure compliance with quality standards in patient care, professional ethics and the law."
Following the publication of Gallert's audios, the left-wing parties in Madrid and the statehave criticizedthe health model promoted by the PP and denounced the attitude of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's government.
Ribera, for its part, has stressed that it "remains committed to the public health system to continue to provide the best possible care to the patient."
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