Braniewo hospital covered up 72-hour doctor shifts and hired management's relatives

A district hospital in Braniewo, northern Poland, for years approved billing records suggesting one doctor worked up to 72 hours per day, according to an investigation by Interia. At the same time, the hospital employed individuals with family ties to management, pointing to nepotism. The scandal exposes serious irregularities in how the facility was run and how duty hours were accounted for.