More than 1,200 new hires in the NHS by the end of November
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The National Health System (ESY) will be strengthened with more staff in the coming weeks. According to statements by the deputy minister Themistokleous, hiring will exceed 1,200 people by the end of November.
The deputy minister said that the hires concern auxiliary staff for hospitals. As he said, the government wants to meet the staffing needs of hospitals, so that health units operate with more personnel.
The staffing of the ESY is one of the key issues for citizens, because it directly affects waiting times and the quality of services. The new workers will help hospitals facing staff shortages, especially in periods of increased demand.
For now, details about the distribution of positions by hospital and the exact specialty of the staff have not been fully announced. Citizens can follow the upcoming announcements of the Ministry of Health for more information.
Sources: ProtoThema
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