The Minister of Health's emphasis on the need to follow up on the issues of livelihood, employment and professionalism of nurses at the level of the decision-making bodies Muhammad Reza Zafarkandi, the Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education, at a meeting to examine the issues of the field of nursing, with reference to the economic conditions and the limited resources of the state, emphasized the need for a realistic plan of requirements and monitoring according to the economic capabilities and income of the state, and said: I will discuss the issues raised in the medical program with the president of the medical program and with the head of the program the medicine. He pointed out that fulfilling the nurses' requirements requires continuous monitoring at different levels of decision-making, and added: the experience of monitoring the issue of overtime showed that raising issues at the presidential level can be effective in advancing matters, and other issues in the field of nursing should also be monitored with the same seriousness. While emphasizing the importance of providing information on the steps taken in the field of nursing, the Minister of Health considered the implementation of the program for monitoring the condition of patients after discharge as a valuable and unique step and stated: reducing the return of patients to the emergency room, in addition to the positive effects of the treatment, has significant social and economic benefits. Monitoring the patient's condition after discharge and contacting him to check the recovery process can play an effective role in improving the quality of services and reducing patient problems.

The Minister of Health's emphasis on the need to follow up on the issues of livelihood, employment and professionalism of nurses at the level of the decision-making bodies Muhammad Reza Zafarkandi, the Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education, at a meeting to examine the issues of the field of nursing, with reference to the economic conditions and the limited resources of the state, emphasized the need for a realistic plan of requirements and monitoring according to the economic capabilities and income of the state, and said: I will discuss the issues raised in the medical program with the president of the medical program and with the head of the program the medicine. He pointed out that fulfilling the nurses' requirements requires continuous monitoring at different levels of decision-making, and added: the experience of monitoring the issue of overtime showed that raising issues at the presidential level can be effective in advancing matters, and other issues in the field of nursing should also be monitored with the same seriousness. While emphasizing the importance of providing information on the steps taken in the field of nursing, the Minister of Health considered the implementation of the program for monitoring the condition of patients after discharge as a valuable and unique step and stated: reducing the return of patients to the emergency room, in addition to the positive effects of the treatment, has significant social and economic benefits. Monitoring the patient's condition after discharge and contacting him to check the recovery process can play an effective role in improving the quality of services and reducing patient problems.