02.06.2025 23:11
Siirt Training and Research Hospital made a statement regarding allegations that expired kits were used in laboratory services. In the statement that refuted the claims, it was also announced that a general inspection process had been initiated.
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The Siirt Training and Research Hospital's Chief Physician's Office announced that a general inspection process has been initiated regarding allegations that expired kits were used in the hospital.
A response has come to the allegations in the press regarding the use of expired kits in the laboratory services of Siirt Training and Research Hospital.
ALLEGATIONS DENIED
In a written statement from the Chief Physician's Office, it was noted that the need to inform the public correctly arose due to the presence of such allegations.
In the statement, which emphasized that the allegations are being evaluated meticulously, it was stated, "The allegations in question have been verbally communicated to us by some of our employees, and our Chief Physician's Office has taken the matter seriously. In this context, a general inspection process has been initiated for our hospital's laboratories on May 26, 2025."
"ALL NECESSARY MEASURES HAVE BEEN TAKEN"
In the statement, which included the expressions, "All inventory records and device usage information in our laboratories are being examined in detail," it was recorded: "At this stage, we would like to state that the allegations have not been definitively confirmed. However, all necessary measures have been taken to protect patient health and service quality, and the public will be informed completely and transparently after the completion of the process."
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