The preventable death in hospitals in Germany
The doctor said the risk is zero percent. A little later, the patient was dead Dramatic poor conditions in German hospitals cost many lives. But reforms are blocked. Dowideit By Anette

Photo: Silvia Meinschein
Commanded the doctor not to engage? Was he too busy? Careless? My daughter Jessica Silvia Meinschein died after a fantastic effort operation. And she’s not the only one.
It was a small ceremony, with homemade salads and sausages from the grill. Silvia Meinscheins had organized the celebration, a cake ordered from the bakery and a dozen friends invited to the home of athletes Tambach-Dietharz, a quiet village in the Thuringian Forest with half-timbered houses and an old well on the church square.
The festival on the 13th December rose in honor of Silvia Meinschein daughter Jessica certificate; it was her 18th Birthday on a cake emblazoned her image. Jessica was not there. She’s dead