Hospital-acquired infections are a growing problem in Hungary, prompting the launch of the Semmelweis Project by the investigative journalism center Direkt36.
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Hospital-acquired infections are a growing problem in Hungary, prompting the launch of the Semmelweis Project by the investigative journalism center Direkt36.
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Synopsis
Hungarian investigative journalism center Direkt36 launched the Semmelweis Project to address hospital-acquired infections. The film investigates the factors contributing to these infections in hospitals across Hungary. It features interviews with healthcare professionals and patients affected by these conditions. The documentary runs for 68 minutes and aims to present the realities of healthcare challenges in the country. Hospital safety and patient care are central topics throughout the presentation.
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Why Watch
- Find out how infections spread in Hungarian hospitals.
- Meet the journalists behind the Semmelweis Project.
- See real cases of hospital-acquired infections.
Did You Know
- Hospital-acquired infections are a growing problem in Hungary.
- The Semmelweis Project was launched by Direkt36 in 2023.
- The film has a runtime of 68 minutes.
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What is the Semmelweis Project?
The Semmelweis Project is an initiative launched by Direkt36, an investigative journalism center in Hungary, aimed at addressing hospital-acquired infections.
How long is the documentary 'Washing Our Hands'?
'Washing Our Hands' has a duration of 68 minutes.
What is a growing problem in Hungary's healthcare system?
Hospital-acquired infections are a growing problem in Hungary's healthcare system.
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