Inspection maintains ethical ban in sectors of Hospital Pedro I, in Campina Grande

Interdiction Municipal Hospital Pedro I, in Campina Grande Reproduction Coren-PB The Regional Nursing Council of Paraíba (Coren-PB) decided to maintain the ethical ban on nursing activities in the Intensive Care Unit 2 (ICU 2) and at the Nursing Station 2 of the Municipal Hospital Pedro I, in Campina Grande. The measure was maintained after a new inspection found that the irregularities that led to the ban, applied in November 2025, had not yet been fully corrected. ? Click here to follow the g1 PB channel on WhatsApp The decision was taken based on a technical visit carried out on Tuesday (7) by an Inquiry Committee, responsible for evaluating the request for disinterdiction presented by the unit's management. Despite the hospital reporting that it made structural and organizational adjustments, the report concluded that non-conformities still persist that compromise the safety of patients, nursing professionals and the quality of care provided. During the inspection, structural and organizational inadequacies were again identified in the unit, including: pipes and drains of the air conditioning system exposed in the ward bathrooms; absence of electrical outlets at the head of the beds; inadequate proximity between the electrical network and the medical gas network; in addition to the movement of workers and construction materials in care areas without physical isolation; accumulation of waste from works in circulation areas; absence of electric showers in bathrooms for patients.