A new centralised obstetrics and gynaecology emergency unit is set to open at Loures Hospital to address staffing shortages and ensure 24/7 service coverage, despite ongoing challenges in other regions.
Regional obstetrics emergency unit opens at Loures Hospital
Tuesday, 10 March 2026RSS
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Ana Paula Martins is Portugal's Health Minister (Ministra da Saúde), and in this story she expressed concern about 'untruths' circulating regarding the National Health Service. She also said that waiting times for initial assessments during the current flu season have fallen this year, a point meant to reassure patients relying on public care.
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Other news coverage of this topic
- Loures to receive pregnant women from the Ribatejo region1:30am, 11 Mar 2026 • Correio da Manhã
- Emergency department in Almada to be safer and centralisation in Loures on Monday12:48am, 11 Mar 2026 • RTP Notícias
- Emergency department in Almada will be safer, says SNS director12:18am, 11 Mar 2026 • Observador
- Setúbal mayors "concerned" about the concentration of regional obstetrics and gynaecology emergency services12:10am, 11 Mar 2026 • Correio da Manhã
- Setúbal mayors oppose centralisation of emergency services10:51pm, 10 Mar 2026 • Observador
- Read today's DN, Wednesday, March 1110:03pm, 10 Mar 2026 • Diário de Notícias
- First Centralised Obstetrics Emergency unit to launch in Loures, but only with additional nursing staff9:58pm, 10 Mar 2026 • Diário de Notícias
