The Carmelo Fino case and ‘a broken system’ 

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Pace insists the healthcare system is broken, not patient-centred enough, waiting times at the accident and emergency department and at healthcare centres are swelling and no government has managed to fix it yet.
And on top of that, the system is suffering a nurse haemorrhage because of dire working conditions.
“Nurses run the hospitals, and aside from taking care of patients, they are expected to fix bed shortage, find ways to get medication when it’s out of stock, worry about toilet paper running out in the bathrooms and everything in between,” Pace said.
“Some of them don’t take leave, work 12-hour shifts with no breaks, and they are now threatened with suspension and prosecution if something goes wrong. No wonder scores of nurses are leaving the public health service.”