Hospitals: 74 Percent Rate the Situation as Unsatisfactory.
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The financial situation of German hospitals is deteriorating further. According to the German Hospital Federation (DKG), 74 percent of hospitals rate their situation as unsatisfactory, and many only have enough cash reserves to last a few weeks. The hospital association warns of a threat to patient care.
74 percent of hospitals rate their current economic situation as rather unsatisfactory; in larger hospitals with 600 beds or more, this figure rises to 95 percent. This is according to the first economic barometer for the German Hospital Federation (DKG), as reported by the "Rheinische Post" (Saturday edition). Expectations are also bleak: 59 percent of hospitals expect their economic situation to worsen over the next six months. In rural areas,…
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