European Parliament Backs EU Health Workforce Crisis Plan
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The Fourlas-Razza report proposes more professionals in 2028/2034, secure organics and recognition of work used The lack of health workers puts pressure on Europe's ability to ensure timely, accessible and safe care. The Fourlas-Razza report addresses this emergency with an ambitious objective: to increase European health staff by at least one million in [...] The article Nurse and healthcare staff: the EU plan for one million more comes from Nu…
MEPs voted on Thursday in favour of an EU health workforce crisis plan to ensure the sustainability of healthcare systems and employment and working conditions in the healthcare sector. Slovak MEPs spoke on the topic...
A shortage of almost one million professionals, including nurses and doctors, is expected by 2030. The European Parliament is highlighting the need for the EU to address healthcare staff shortages and inadequate working conditions. On Thursday, Parliament tabled its proposals to strengthen healthcare systems and improve employment conditions in the healthcare sector with 514 votes in favour, 61 against and 33 abstentions.
European Parliament backs EU health workforce crisis plan
The European Parliament has backed calls for an EU-wide strategy to tackle worsening shortages of healthcare professionals, including an ambition to increase the health workforce by one million, as doctors, nurses, pharmacists and dentists urged the European Commission to turn the recommendations into concrete action. The own-initiative report, led by MEPs Loucas Fourlas (EPP, Cyprus) […]
It’s time to act: the hidden battle in our hospitals
Staff shortages in the healthcare workforce mean that citizens cannot access the healthcare they need – this is the warning issued today by the Socialists and Democrats as the European Parliament debates an EU health workforce crisis plan. According to the World Health Organisation, nearly one million health worker posts across Europe could be unfilled by 2030, as an ageing...
The future of health care, as well as the correct and necessary path of humanization of care, depends primarily on the availability of doctors, nurses and professionals able to guarantee the same care. The shortage of staff, with particular reference to nurses, directly affects the access to services and sustainability of our health systems. [...] The article Health, Zaffini (FdI): well the vote of the European Parliament on the crisis of health…
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