Staff shortages in hospitals at the centre of a political dispute
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AUR MP Cristina Butură has asked Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete to resolve the problem of staff shortages in hospitals. In a press statement, the lawmaker stressed that a medical worker is a human being, not a robot, and cannot simultaneously care for thirty patients.
The deputy argues that the shortage of staff in healthcare units directly affects the quality of medical care and patient safety. She criticised the fact that, instead of seeking concrete solutions, the authorities would limit discussion of this issue. According to the statement, medical staff often work in difficult conditions, with a large number of patients they must attend to at the same time.
This issue remains important for Romania's healthcare system, where the lack of doctors and nurses has been one of the problems frequently discussed in recent years. So far, the Ministry of Health has not publicly responded to this request. Readers can follow the next official statements to find out what measures will be taken.
Sources: Partid AUR
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