Kaplan Hospital Reports Suspected Blood Draws Without Consent to Police
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot has filed a police complaint over suspicions that blood samples were taken from patients without their informed consent during a research study. The hospital stated that the cardiology department's operations continue normally and has set up a patient hotline. Police are investigating the alleged misconduct.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kaplan Medical Center reported suspicions of blood draws without consent to police.
- The alleged misconduct occurred during a research study in the cardiology department.
- Hospital management filed the complaint with the Israel Police last week.
- Medical activities in the cardiology unit are continuing.
- A dedicated hotline has been established for patient questions.
The management of Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot has filed a complaint with the Israel Police regarding suspicions of improper conduct within the cardiology department during a research study. The hospital administration reported that blood samples may have been taken from patients without their informed consent. The cardiology department's medical activities are continuing as usual, and the hospital has established a dedicated hotline for patient inquiries at 08-9440245. The police are expected to investigate the allegations.
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