Verdi calls for guarantees for clinic · Beit · recipient in Friesland!

Verdi calls for guarantees for clinic · Beit · recipient in Friesland!

The discussion about the future of health care in northern Germany is becoming increasingly hot. This applies in particular to the planning of the Central Clinic in Friesland and Wilhelmshaven, where the United Service Union Verdi not only a comprehensive concept, but also extensive workplace guarantees for all employees on the three Clinic locations. These demands are all the more pressing when the union asks politicians to actively implement the fundamental decision of the city council of Wilhelmshaven and the Friesland district council.

union secretary Hannes Scherf makes it clear that high -quality health care is only possible with the employees. Verdi also urges transparent handling of the already available reports to secure long -term medical care on site. A future-oriented hospital concept should guarantee both the basic and emergency care in the patient's immediate living environment.

The worries about job protection

The conversion of the UBBOEMMIUS clinic north into a regional health center (RGZ) is imminent, the concerns about medical care are great. The East Frisian Kurier reports on the union that criticizes the planned restructuring as "Hau-Ruck process". This transformation could result in a noticeable reduction in medical capacities. Verdi emphasizes that a transparent further development of the supply structures is necessary to take into account the needs of the population and the employees.

challenges in German healthcare

The challenges with which the German health system is fighting are diverse. The Wirtschaftsdienst emphasizes that the need for a more efficient financing structure and the digitization pressure in the healthcare sector are becoming increasingly important. The current initiatives include the Hospital Reform Act and the Digitization Act. These reforms aim to create a health sector geared towards the needs of the patient.

In this context, Verdi's demands are particularly remarkable, since they not only aim at workplace protection, but also to the quality of the care and the involvement of the employees into decision -making processes. The union thus underlines the importance of broad participation both of the employees and the population in order to cope with the challenges of the changing health market together.

The coming months should be crucial for the future of healthcare in the region. Both employees and patients will carefully pursue the developments, while those responsible are trying to implement the guidelines from politics and to secure medical care on site.