Electrosensitivity 

Healthcare needs of people with Electro-sensitivity

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There is increasing awareness in the health sector and medical profession of the healthcare needs of people with Electro-sensitivity and similar environmental allergies. There are significant differences between countries and providers in how up-to-date they are both in the training of medical physicians and in making appropriate provision in both medical group practices, exam rooms, hospitals, emergency departments and emergency rooms,

Some of the best providers are medical practices which specialise in dealing with patients suffering from environmental toxins, such as electromagnetic fields and chemicals. In many countries such knowledge is becoming more mainstream and more traditional providers concerned with therapies and outcomes based on pharmacological or allopathic remedies are embracing new discoveries in how to cure or alleviate adverse environmental health effects.

• Department of Health, Government of South Australia: "Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) / Idiopathic Environmental Intolerances (IEI) Patients; Processes for Adults in Hospital: Guidelines for South Australian Hospitals" (2008)
• Pamela Gibson et al: "Unmet health care needs for persons with environmental sensitivity" (2015)

Hospital guidelines for people with Electrosensitivity

Since 2014, France has had Guidelines for providing access to hospitals for people with EHS.

• "People who are hypersensitive to electromagnetic fields are to formulate specific requests during hospitalization, such as, for example, a ward or operating room free from electromagnetic fields." (translation)
  Ministère des Affaires Sociales et de la Santé: "Note d’information DGS/EA1 no 2014-171 du 26 mai 2014 relative à la gestion des risques liés aux radiofréquences" (2014)