No rotation system: patients are required to follow their usual doctor in rural Alavesa
- To denounce the "sinking" and "deterioration" of the Alavese rural health service, health professionals have obtained almost 60,000 signatures. Trade unions call for a strike on 27 April.
All patients know their reference doctors and nurses and have a "direct and fast" relationship with them, according to the staff of Osakidetza from the rural villages of Álava. "This reference between workers and patients is essential for the development of quality primary care. And it must remain that way."
The workers themselves have denounced that Osakidetza, in collaboration with the OSIs of Álava, is proposing a rotation system according to the needs arising for the professionals of the same group to travel on an outpatient basis. In other words, they point out that the offices will be rotated. Workers consider it a "clear attack" on health care: "This situation would mean removing the relationship between patients and the reference health staff. It will seriously harm the quality of care, in addition to infringing the rights of rural workers".
Almost 60,000 signatures have already been gathered between employees and platform members via the portal change.org.
According to the LAB trade union, Osakidetza continues with the intention of neglecting rural villages or with the roadmap, leaving the workers aside. ELA, for its part, stresses that Osakidetza has been engaged for 25 years in partial contracts for continuous care on weekends in the rural area of Alavesa, in addition to temporary contracts. They called for the protest on 27 April, together with the trade unions SATSE, SME, ESK, UGT, CCOO and SAE.
Mosaic to precipitate the protest called on 22 April
Members of the platform Salud Pública Aurrera have denounced that the situation of Public Health is "chaotic" this weekend in the plaza de la Virgen Blanca de Vitoria. Thus, the Bedi radio has received the following statements: "Fundamental primary care in disease prevention does not have enough professionals, and in some neighborhoods and villages it does not exist. We have professionals who perform tasks that do not correspond to them and that have too many patients, which means that patients cannot access face-to-face care, generating disappointment".
Thus, it has been called upon to participate in the demonstrations to be held on 22 April in the three capitals of Araba, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa.
1.075 pertsona artatu ditu Barakaldoko ospitaleko genero-identitateko unitateak, 2016ean unitate hori martxan jarri zenetik. Erdiak baino gehiagok adin-nagusitasuna bete aurretik jaso zuen lehen arreta. Eta, kopuru osoaren herenak hamasei urte baino gutxiago zituen.
Ikasturte osoan inork aipatu ez dituen kontuetan aritu ondoren, aktualitatearen erdigunera eraman nau, ustez, pneumonia batek, nola definitu ez dakidan hartuemana izan baitut Osakidetzarekin. Eta lehen deitik, ai ene, esperimentu batean egotearen sentsazio zirraragarria,... [+]
This notice is subscribed to by children and adolescents from the Mental Health Network of Gipuzkoa in Osakidetza, composed of clinical psychologists, psychiatrists of children and adolescents, nurses specialized in Mental Health, Social Workers and occupational therapists. The... [+]
Astelehenean, otsailaren 19an, EAEko anbulantzietako langileek greba mugagabeari ekin diote.
