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Challenges in Hungarian Emergency Care: Long Waits and Staff Shortages
Patients in Hungarian emergency rooms often face 15-18 hour waits due to staff shortages and a lack of public understanding regarding appropriate emergency care. Internists are reportedly leading shifts, and neurological patients are being admitted to gynecology departments.
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