SATSE has provided data from the Spanish State, including those from the CAV (with 675 beds less until October) and those from Navarra (with 93 beds less).
In summer, services are often reduced, but given the consequences of the pandemic, waiting lists that have been drastically increased for an operation or diagnostic tests should be dealt with in these months, rather than offering fewer services. The union has considered it.
The reduction in the number of surgical interventions has been particularly severe, as these are patients on long-term waiting for COVID-19.
“Instead of prioritizing people’s health care and patient service, health services have preferred to save money.”
SATSE has also warned that the replacement of workers has been reduced, with its consequences on the overload of workers and the service provided.
As a professor of the UPV/EHU, I have often received an invitation to give the conferences. Often for musutruk or low pay. As a professor, they assumed that he had a living and stable wage. Nobody asked me about the working situation. I have not opened my mouth.
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