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We have [00:07:21] Mazonakis, let's go to Eleni Anesiadou to see some news from the Greek [00:07:24] countryside, and we start with an unpleasant incident, exactly, let's go [00:07:28] to Evia and we take, you don't [00:07:32] call it unpleasant, you call this [00:07:36] outrageous, you call it, it [00:07:39] angers you, what can I say now, exactly and this video [00:07:43] was enough to provoke the anger of Christians on social [00:07:46] media, so what do we see? We see a rural vehicle which [00:07:49] transports, tied to the bed of the rural [00:07:52] vehicle, a horse which was injured in its [00:07:56] leg, we don't have information yet as to why [00:08:00] this particular horse was injured, under what conditions and for what reasons [00:08:03] it was transported with the bed, I don't know, let's say that [00:08:07] for no reason do [00:08:10] you tie a injured animal [00:08:13] to the bed of a rural vehicle and drag it, you put it [00:08:16] on the rural vehicle, the injured animal and you [00:08:19] take it to the doctor, in the civilized world, that's [00:08:23] what you do, that's what we know, so [00:08:27] we don't know if there's any intervention by the authorities after the d, we will [00:08:30] monitor the issue to see what happens from now on, indeed, from there we will [00:08:34] go to Volos, where at this moment we are getting images from [00:08:37] magnesianews.gr, we see a person, a taxi [00:08:41] driver, who is injured, why then, on [00:08:45] Friday in Nea Ionia, this taxi driver [00:08:48] was there when two people approached [00:08:51] him and asked him to use his taxi to take them for a ride, he [00:08:55] refused because these people are known for their criminal activity in the [00:08:59] area. When the man said that he didn't want to transport them because they [00:09:03] wouldn't pay him, then they hit [00:09:05] him, causing this fracture. [00:09:08] Specifically, the son was a father and a son, the son then took a [00:09:11] broomstick. and started hitting him. The specific [00:09:14] driver even filed a lawsuit, while at this moment [00:09:18] we see that all the taxis are gathered outside the police station in order [00:09:22] to express their support to this driver. The [00:09:26] broomstick broke the man's arm. [00:09:29] Terrifying daily wages in some cases for taxi drivers. [00:09:33] Indeed, let's continue. Let's go to Veria and [00:09:37] we get an image from veriotis.gr. Fast and furious then in [00:09:40] Veria, so what happened. In the morning of Friday, a [00:09:44] different bang woke up people because a [00:09:47] car landed on a shop window at the entrance of an [00:09:51] apartment building, as we can see it was 4 in the morning, fortunately [00:09:55] there were no injuries. No one from the airport, exactly, apart from [00:09:59] material damages, worse happened at the [00:10:02] intersection of Venizelou and Anixeos. Crete, let's go to [00:10:05] Crete and let's go to Crete because okay, I think we are [00:10:08] used to such images, if I may say so, in Crete and in [00:10:11] Votsi. But it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be exactly, and this [00:10:15] is the dangerous thing, that we have come to terms with these images, if that's [00:10:19] possible, every two or three days we get such images, from Crete [00:10:23] so we know it's closed. [00:10:28] So what's happening here? We see in the circle that there's a vehicle which, despite [00:10:31] the fact that the road is closed, chooses to take its bypass [00:10:35] and go through the dividers, almost causing [00:10:38] a one-way street, and he went through [00:10:41] it to leave quickly, not to [00:10:44] get in line, my friend, and now, let me [00:10:47] go, smarty pants, as Konstantinos says, he's a bit of a gentleman [00:10:50] smarty pants, yes, good for him, smarty pants. It's a bit dangerous, and it can [00:10:54] cause you serious problems. I say this: this guy is [00:10:58] a smarty pants, further down there's no one to tell him to get out [00:11:01] now, to take his license, his [00:11:05] diploma, his plates. You know what [00:11:07] I say? Every time this happens, every time I see something like this and I get angry, we [00:11:11] can all be smarty pants, if that's the case, let's all be [00:11:14] smarty pants, if there's no punishment for those who are [00:11:17] smarty pants, then let's become smarty pants now. [00:11:20] First of all, first of all, it's dangerous, there's a reason why it's a one-way street [00:11:24] there. Of course, there's no reason, probably [00:11:28] road and driving behavior, and let's close [00:11:31] with Evia. So here we see a video which [00:11:35] was posted by a motorcyclist, a pack [00:11:38] of wild boars appears before his eyes in Evia, in [00:11:42] here, dangerous, yes, it's dangerous, and it's an area, Evia, [00:11:45] where such incidents are really common, and it's also an area, because I've [00:11:49] done reports, that has a lot of signs to [00:11:53] warn about [00:11:55] the however, there was no injury, however, we see that generally the [00:11:59] animals are starting to move towards residential areas, so many [00:12:02] questions arise, since we burned our forests, my Eleni, [00:12:06] we burned our forests, so they are coming down, what [00:12:10] else can they do? The aid for the wild animals stopped, [00:12:13] some even released them. Thank you very much Eleni, take care Eleni, [00:12:17] let's open our topic, the topic, with the [00:12:20] tragic death of George Mazonakis under these [00:12:23] extremely. [00:12:29] who underwent plasmapheresis treatment and this huge discussion has opened up. Good morning to [00:12:32] Mrs. Matina Pagoni, she is the president of the Panhellenic Medical Association of [00:12:36] Athens and not the Medical Association of Athens because [00:12:39] there has been a mistake there. George Mathiopoulos, president of the employees [00:12:43] of ekv and Michalis Giannakos, president of POEDIN, to discuss [00:12:46] the issue. Of course, good morning to everyone, good morning, good morning, [00:12:50] good morning, good morning. [00:12:52] καλημέρα. [00:12:57] Let's start with the complaint we saw yesterday here on the show and [00:13:01] it's worth watching an excerpt for you to comment on [00:13:04] as well, where the complainant says that we informed the [00:13:08] medical association of Athens and they told us not to worry, it's a legal [00:13:12] practice, you don't need to take any action to [00:13:15] hear Mrs. Gaga's [00:13:18] revelation that my wife has cancer, [00:13:21] we entered a commune because Mrs. Gaga's [00:13:25] medicines, she had also had a tattoo, a year [00:13:28] earlier the cancer markers were not there and I went [00:13:31] to Mrs. Gaga, she put me in a [00:13:34] machine, they found that I had a blood microbe, she told [00:13:38] me that this is very dangerous, it can develop and [00:13:41] become something catastrophic for my [00:13:44] health, she tells me we have to deal with this [00:13:47] immediately, she put me directly on the preparations that [00:13:51] came to my office at that time, which were prescribed by someone else. [00:13:55] Not by Mrs. Gaga, which I told her, I told her you are not a doctor, why don't [00:13:58] you prescribe them to me? And I was saying that my wife had cancer, and now [00:14:02] with my blood, I had nothing, nothing, and my [00:14:05] wife, I call the medical association and I make a phone [00:14:09] complaint, hyphen report, they told me that the [00:14:12] practice is perfectly legal, Mrs. Gaga is [00:14:15] a doctor, this is what they tell me that we suggest you follow [00:14:19] what the doctor told [00:14:20] you, [00:14:23] now what happened here? [00:14:33] So first of all, let's say that this [00:14:36] practice is a pathological practice, which means that patients [00:14:40] can go there to get a diagnosis from her pathologist [00:14:43] husband, because her husband is a pathologist and [00:14:47] he was, at least his file at the medical [00:14:50] association says he is a pathologist, so he could have seen [00:14:54] this patient. and tell him what to do for the tests, up to [00:14:57] this point, the fact that he was a pathologist and could see this [00:15:01] patient, he could, beyond that, the wrong diagnoses and all the [00:15:04] rest, are the doctor's responsibility and [00:15:07] of both, even though he is without [00:15:10] a diploma, without specialization, excuse me, Mrs. Gaga [00:15:14] had a diploma, she could see the patient, [00:15:17] but both of them have a great responsibility, because [00:15:21] they made mistakes in their cases, what [00:15:24] to see and then the man calls to [00:15:28] complain that here they upset us, they sent us to the other [00:15:32] world and we came back to the main point because they told us that my [00:15:35] wife had cancer and it turns out she didn't have cancer and I called to [00:15:39] complain to you, this complaint should not [00:15:42] have proceeded normally, [00:15:46] if it should have proceeded in the [00:15:49] sense that the medical association should have checked the [00:15:52] pathologist, yes, and should have checked the pathologist, [00:15:55] I tell you this: he had a specialty and could [00:15:59] see such a case, the medical association should [00:16:03] have, you mean to say that the doctor's diagnoses are [00:16:07] wrong. Here [00:16:15] it [00:16:19] is that the complaint was made and no one dealt with it, that's the issue. [00:16:22] Here the point is that from then on, this [00:16:26] doctor made a wrong diagnosis, both of them, I [00:16:29] understood that both made a wrong diagnosis. [00:16:33] So it should have been reported [00:16:35] personally in addition to the ' [00:16:43] So we agree that this [00:16:46] complaint should have been processed by the medical [00:16:50] association. The complainant should have gone to the medical association [00:16:53] to provide the information. He called and provided [00:16:56] the information he had about the patient, about his [00:17:00] wife. The man called and said, and he even says they answered on [00:17:04] the phone, "You're right." [00:17:07] So further investigation should have been done from then on. He will also [00:17:11] go to the police to report them with [00:17:14] a lawsuit and with a lawsuit to the police. Yes, [00:17:18] yes. Look now, what you're saying, you [00:17:21] understand that it's a bit problematic. He called the [00:17:25] medical association, complained, and they answered, "Don't worry," [00:17:29] meaning, should we go directly to the prosecutor? "Don't [00:17:31] worry" or "You're right" because that's [00:17:35] different. Now what are they looking for? [00:18:08] of the medical association, when he entered the specific [00:18:11] clinic in Karneadou, among other things [00:18:14] he noticed, he noticed that in the [00:18:18] patients' files there were no [00:18:22] tests, before for the [00:18:25] treatments they were going to do, none at all. I [00:18:29] believe it, because there was nothing for George Mazonakis, the basics for [00:18:33] him to have plasmapheresis, no blood tests, no cardiological [00:18:37] examination. Nothing at all, the same with the [00:18:40] others, exactly, the previous [00:18:43] times that the medical association had gone, they hadn't seen [00:18:46] patient files and they saw that even the previous times they [00:18:50] went, they found patient files who had not had [00:18:54] tests before having any treatment, for the first [00:18:57] time, I don't know if they asked for files, I can't [00:19:01] answer that, because from the committee if they asked for the files, [00:19:04] I don't know that and I didn't ask to tell you the truth. Mrs. Pagoni, the issue here [00:19:08] is that the medical association can perform but [00:19:12] surely to finish a minute though [00:19:15] files were not there [00:19:18] files were not there because even the cards you showed [00:19:21] that went later and did the check [00:19:25] showed how long each one had plasmapheresis without [00:19:29] the name, you have the cards, only the machine [00:19:32] that, exactly that, only how long they did it, nothing else, yes, [00:19:35] can I ask again? I apologize, can the medical [00:19:39] check, the Athens Medical Association conduct serious checks so that [00:19:43] these violations are detected and not checks that say we found [00:19:47] nothing, is it possible or not? Let me answer you [00:19:50] this: the medical association can conduct checks [00:19:54] up to a point, but if this [00:19:58] committee is strengthened with a prosecutor and police officers who [00:20:01] can break down doors, open drawers, open [00:20:05] cupboards, of course they can... proceed in depth, [00:20:09] excuse me, Mrs. Pagoni, objection, you go [00:20:12] to the practice of a colleague of yours and he doesn't [00:20:15] open the door on purpose, because you know you're going to do a check, why [00:20:19] don't you, leaving there, go and inform the prosecutor [00:20:23] that you know I went to do, that you know I went to do a check [00:20:27] and he didn't open the door for me, I [00:20:30] understood that he wasn't there and they didn't open the door for them, not that he was [00:20:34] there and they didn't open the door for them, that's what I understood. [00:20:54] You know why I'm telling you this, and I'm telling you with [00:20:58] my hand on my heart, because besides being a woman who has [00:21:01] been involved in trade unionism for many years, you are also a doctor. I'm telling [00:21:05] you this because a big discussion has started right now about how [00:21:09] all this discussion about controls can be done by essentially [00:21:13] a trade union this is the discussion not [00:21:16] a trade union medical association. [00:21:36] You understand what I'm telling you. So I answer [00:21:40] you that and I really have no reason to [00:21:44] hide this from you [00:21:47] that it doesn't matter what kind of trade unionist [00:21:50] it is, you should know that he is a doctor and he will not [00:21:54] cover up anything when it comes to [00:21:57] a patient, you should know that, okay, [00:22:00] here we have a death, one more reason, we have [00:22:04] a death, we shouldn't be talking about death, we're talking about [00:22:08] cases where they went and didn't find anything and didn't see the [00:22:11] machines, or now that they went and saw them hidden inside the [00:22:14] ozone therapy machine in the cupboard, we're talking about these [00:22:18] cases, not about Mazonakis' death, if that's the case. [00:22:26] And let me tell you something, we came out and opened the topic and we all [00:22:30] informed you, doctors, we started talking about what should have happened [00:22:33] and what shouldn't have happened. You should say [00:22:36] that a tragic event opened the topic. [00:22:40] I hear many people saying that we said it in 2019, [00:22:43] we reported it, let's go to [00:22:46] Mr. Giannakos because I hear him wanting to intervene for so long. Come, President. [00:22:50] Look, here, we're talking about two [00:22:53] quacks from Kolonaki, who, regardless of what they [00:22:57] studied, whether they had a medical specialty [00:23:00] or not, [00:23:03] were promoting paramedical rather than [00:23:07] medical care, [00:23:09] that is, they deliberately [00:23:13] lied to patients in order to [00:23:15] sell their special [00:23:19] preparations. which they promoted [00:23:21] for their own benefit and for profit, that's [00:23:25] why this mistake happened that you mentioned before, which [00:23:29] could have been completely deliberate, because a doctor, Mrs. Pagoni [00:23:33] knows, when talking about cancer, should have requested [00:23:36] diagnostic tests, CT scans, MRI, the [00:23:40] conclusion is not drawn and she should have sent her to a gynecologist, how did the [00:23:43] pathologist doctor conclude [00:23:47] that she had cancer in her gynecological [00:23:50] organs. without a gynecological in the first phase, hematological [00:23:54] and then other more specialized tests and she gave her vitamins [00:23:57] president so [00:24:00] she gave her vitamins to get well, what [00:24:03] happens, we must yes [00:24:07] this fact worries us and I think [00:24:09] it worries Mrs. Pagoni and [00:24:12] everyone. How can we [00:24:15] prevent such doctors [00:24:18] from operating in the future? [00:24:21] who discredit the medical profession and generally [00:24:24] generally the health professions, how [00:24:27] can we increase controls and [00:24:30] we must say the following: in [00:24:33] 2019 [00:24:36] the health ombudsman was abolished and integrated into the national [00:24:39] transparency authority. Did this help [00:24:42] or not? It didn't help, I'll explain why the body [00:24:46] of inspectors. health and welfare services. At that [00:24:50] time it had 150 employees, 150 [00:24:54] inspectors, doctors and other [00:24:57] health professionals who conducted preventive and [00:25:00] complaint-based inspections and preventive inspections [00:25:04] when they saw something on the internet. [00:25:08] When they were integrated into the National Transparency Authority, now only [00:25:11] 43 are left, 44 for [00:25:15] Attica and 13 for Thessaloniki, a total of 57. [00:25:18] Θεσσαλονίκη, σύνολο 57. [00:25:21] And you know what they do? They go and measure [00:25:23] tables and chairs, just like they are away from the [00:25:26] beach. [00:25:29] Here is the health ombudsman, but there are none, they have been [00:25:32] integrated, and because they have been [00:25:34] integrated, [00:25:36] they now deal with any complaint made to the national [00:25:40] transparency authority, it's not just for health. So what's the [00:25:43] result? We have inadequate [00:25:46] checks, the internet is [00:25:50] full of such quacks and we can't [00:25:53] control them, and at the medical associations [00:25:57] yes, when there was a complaint, the cases [00:26:00] should have been finalized quickly. I'll tell you about that now, he knows [00:26:04] it, come, come, because we have to go to the other guests in [00:26:08] five months this pathologist will be out in 5 [00:26:11] months, he continues to practice, he can practice [00:26:15] until it is finalized, you say [00:26:18] until yes, Mr. Vasilopoulos, we have [00:26:22] heard what you have said about this incident at the clinic of [00:26:25] Carneadou. Is this the first time something like this has happened or do you [00:26:29] often encounter such incidents? [00:26:32] I'm talking like that, not always with [00:26:33] plasmapheresis. Do [00:26:37] you hear [00:26:39] me? Not Mr. Vasilopoulos, Mr. [00:26:42] Vasilopoulos. [00:26:46] His return has been canceled, Mr. Mathiopoulos, yes, yes, [00:26:49] good morning, come, sir, come, I will [00:26:53] say why at this moment there is a discussion about [00:26:56] doctors, mainly in the private sector and [00:26:59] in clinics, because this has happened with [00:27:02] this particular clinic. We go to many [00:27:06] private clinics [00:27:09] where they treat patients very well [00:27:12] and either accompany us if it's an emergency or have [00:27:16] treated [00:27:18] a patient quite well and have given us a transfer note, a [00:27:22] note that we leave at the hospital's emergency department. So let's not [00:27:25] blame all doctors because we have [00:27:29] no intention of doing so. We want to make this clear. [00:27:33] This is because we, as employees, came out and [00:27:35] criticized the behavior of the two doctors, [00:27:39] saying that even though it was about an hour, as proven by [00:27:42] experts, this is not sorry, you didn't [00:27:46] criticize them, you said exactly what [00:27:49] happened, you told them, you told them [00:27:53] to accompany the person they [00:27:56] picked up from their clinic, and they refused, they said no, this [00:28:00] is happening. [00:28:03] We complained because some people came out and said that we came out and criticized the two [00:28:06] doctors, we said what happened at that [00:28:10] moment at the scene, the rescues [00:28:13] arrived with the equipment. them, they followed all [00:28:16] the steps that are provided and that we constantly do, we do them [00:28:20] daily, so it's not the first time we've gone to [00:28:23] cardiac arrest, many times and these [00:28:26] colleagues, we have done what we need to [00:28:30] do and we have revived. Many [00:28:33] of our fellow human beings or they are in the street, they are in clinics, they are at [00:28:36] home and this is a great joy for the [00:28:40] rescuers, when we arrive quickly at a point and [00:28:43] we can revive someone who is in cardiac arrest, it's the best for [00:28:47] us, there are of course cases where patients [00:28:50] don't make it, but if the two [00:28:54] doctors had followed this whole procedure, because we all know [00:28:57] now and Ms. Pagoni and everyone who works in public [00:29:01] hospitals that. there in essence there was, it was a [00:29:04] small emergency department, so there were doctors, two, there were nurses, so [00:29:08] they could, if they had the necessary equipment, whatever happened in [00:29:12] an emergency department hospital, we're not talking about a large one, in a smaller one, they [00:29:15] themselves could have revived George [00:29:18] Mazonakis, with all these procedures that the [00:29:22] protocol must follow, here they had a [00:29:24] faulty one, exactly, here [00:29:28] the whole development was wrong, from the beginning, [00:29:52] the point is that if they had all this necessary equipment there on the spot and [00:29:55] they did these actions they need to [00:29:58] do, I give many probabilities that George [00:30:02] Mazonakis could have recovered, because in essence [00:30:06] the forensic examination did not show that he had any problem [00:30:10] with his heart or if they did something else, I'm saying now Mr. Matthopoulos [00:30:14] if they called the EKAB I'm saying now, faster [00:30:17] the first moment is you see the patient [00:30:21] you see that he hasn't moved he has had a cardiac arrest the first [00:30:24] move is you call EKAB, you immediately [00:30:27] inform them that there is a person in cardiac arrest and you start [00:30:30] cardiopulmonary resuscitation. If you do this from the first [00:30:34] minutes surely [00:30:37] he can recover and it has happened many times for the patient [00:30:40] to recover, anyway, in these clinics we saw what was not happening, but [00:30:44] other things were happening that are extremely interesting, [00:30:46] is that one such thing did not accompany, wait a minute Mr. [00:30:50] shamanic medicine, quantum medicine, [00:30:53] holistic medicine, various kinds of therapies [00:30:56] that's why we have invited Mr. Nikos Papadimitriou, the general [00:31:00] secretary of the Union of Greek Physicists. because at some point classical [00:31:04] medicine ends.