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Princess Marina Hospital is facing serious questions after a patient allegedly reported that her elderly mother had been given expired medicines at the hospital. To follow up on the matter, The Parrot News Online approached the Ministry of Health, which subsequently referred the publication to Princess Marina Hospital’s public relations office. The publication sought to establish how medicines past their expiry dates could allegedly find their way into the hands of patients at one of Botswana’s major referral hospitals, where people depend on healthcare professionals for safe and effective treatment. Questions were raised about whether hospital management was aware of the allegations, which medicines and quantities were involved, how the expired stock allegedly remained available for dispensing and whether any patients had been affected. The hospital was also asked what action had been taken against any officials found responsible. However, the hospital has yet to respond despite repeated attempts by the publication to obtain clarification. During a follow-up, a public relations at the hospital Keemenao Sampisi said he would consult the Clinical Director. The publication waited for weeks without receiving feedback, while subsequent calls have gone unanswered. To understand the potential dangers of consuming expired medicines, the publication also spoke to a medical doctor who requested anonymity for fear of victimisation. The doctor warned that expired medicines can pose risks to patients, depending on the type of medicine, how it has been stored and the patient’s condition. Some medicines may lose their potency after expiry, potentially making treatment less effective and allowing an illness to persist or worsen. The warning highlights the importance of ensuring that medicines dispensed to patients are within their expiry dates.
Princess Marina Hospital is facing serious questions after a patient allegedly reported that her elderly mother had been given expired medicines at the hospital. To follow up on the matter, The Parrot News Online approached the Ministry of Health, which subsequently referred the publication to Princess Marina Hospital’s public relations office. The publication sought to establish how medicines past their expiry dates could allegedly find their way into the hands of patients at one of Botswana’s major referral hospitals, where people depend on healthcare professionals for safe and effective treatment. Questions were raised about whether hospital management was aware of the allegations, which medicines and quantities were involved, how the expired stock allegedly remained available for dispensing and whether any patients had been affected. The hospital was also asked what action had been taken against any officials found responsible. However, the hospital has yet to respond despite repeated attempts by the publication to obtain clarification. During a follow-up, a public relations at the hospital Keemenao Sampisi said he would consult the Clinical Director. The publication waited for weeks without receiving feedback, while subsequent calls have gone unanswered. To understand the potential dangers of consuming expired medicines, the publication also spoke to a medical doctor who requested anonymity for fear of victimisation. The doctor warned that expired medicines can pose risks to patients, depending on the type of medicine, how it has been stored and the patient’s condition. Some medicines may lose their potency after expiry, potentially making treatment less effective and allowing an illness to persist or worsen. The warning highlights the importance of ensuring that medicines dispensed to patients are within their expiry dates.

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