Slovak healthcare has a huge PROBLEM: Mass statements of doctors and nurses! What’s behind that? – Topky.sk

The National Cancer Institute (NOU) has temporarily closed an inpatient department focused on breast surgical treatment. The reason is the low number of sisters and the planned summer holidays. This was stated by the spokeswoman of the institute Patrícia Kubicová. “We hospitalized patients from this ward to three other wards within the Department of Surgical Oncology,” the spokeswoman added. According to her, Matovič wants to use the revenue from the tax for Russian oil on the salaries of teachers, doctors and nurses. “Currently, our institute has 325 nurses who participate in the daily smooth operation of our hospital,” Kubicová clarified. However, it is not the only hospital that has a staff problem. They allegedly have the same problems in Nitra or in the East Slovak Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases in Košice. Dozens of people, allegedly as many as 67, were supposed to testify in the east. The Korzár portal informed about it. Although the management of the institute confirmed that a certain number of employees resigned, according to them, this is a much lower number. The reason why such a large number of employees had to resign is allegedly sympathetic to the director František Sabol, who was recalled last year by the then Minister of Health Marek Krajčí (OĽaNO). Archive VIDEO Marek Krajčí finally ends up as Minister of Health, leaving with tears in his eyes He was subsequently replaced by the current head of the hospital – crisis manager Anton Jur. Sabol subsequently switched to the private sector, allegedly opening a new cardio center in Košice-Šaca Hospital in September. “When creating a workplace with a similar focus as VÚSCH, there is a natural movement of paramedics in one city, which we expected and we were ready for. 4 percent of employees announced their departure, which is a much lower number, “said Monika Lutterová, the chief clerk of the VÚSCH legal department. She added that new outgoing staff was to replace the outgoing staff. “This is one of the reasons why the health care provided in our country will continue to be in a standard mode and of top quality,” they emphasized from the institute. With the current number of employees, 4 percent would be about 33 employees, ie half of the notified number of resignations. Photo gallery (4) Source: TASR / František Iván Aj Nitra The collapse is allegedly threatening a child emergency in Nitra, where many doctors terminated their services. They do not like the approach of younger colleagues who allegedly refuse to perform emergency services. This is not a legal obligation, but this is mainly complained about by senior doctors who cover emergency work. “We want to serve, but we want some justice. It is not possible for people in their forties to be at home and people in their seventies to cover the emergency service. That doesn’t really seem fair to me, “said pediatrician Zuzana Miškejeová from Nitra for the My Nitra portal. The situation worsened to such an extent that as of June 30, senior doctors terminated their contracts with the organizer of the emergency service and issued a petition under which about 26 pediatricians from the Nitra, Vrábeľ and Zlaté Moraviec areas were signed. They take turns at the children’s emergency room in Nitra and ask the chief physician of the region, Ľuboš Števčík, for justice in the distribution of services. Photo gallery (4) University Hospital in Nitra
Source: TASR – Henrich Mišovič “June is the last month for which I, as the organizer, can ensure the provision of outpatient emergency services,” said pediatrician Lýdia Jančíková, who is the organizer of children’s emergency services in Nitra. “The average age of pediatricians in the Nitra district is 64.4 years. Already, five colleagues are over seventy. If we want to stay alert, but also for ethical reasons, it is really immoral for 70-year-olds who are no longer in power to serve, and forty-year-olds were at home, “said Miškejeová. She states that all doctors in the area should work in the emergency room and only the oldest ones should be left out and not the other way around. Photo gallery (4) Source: Topky – Vlado Anjel Peter Visolajský, a pediatrician at the hospital in Nitra, also admitted that the situation was serious. According to him, the fact that no one solves the situation makes bad blood. “The Ministry of Health is in close contact with the Nitra self-governing region. He is intensively looking for ways to resolve the situation so that the service is provided even after 30 June. The resort will use the next few days to resolve the situation in the interests of patients and doctors. At the same time, it assures that healthcare will be available to patients from 1 July as well, ”concluded Petra Lániková, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health. Slovak healthcare has a huge PROBLEM: Mass statements of doctors and nurses! What’s behind that?