70,000 to 80,000 nurses have become "households" in Iran

70,000 to 80,000 nurses have become "households" in Iran

In recent months and weeks, Iranian society has witnessed a collective resignation of the medical staff.

According to the Khabar Online website, the secretary general of the nursing home, Muhammad Sharifim Adam, referring to the nurses' uncomfortable work situation, said: "Nurses have gone through all possible logical, legal, union and critical requirements to reach their demands. Even the parliament passed a law, but unfortunately, it did not pay attention to the problems of the health system and unfortunately, the health system did not pay attention. A nursing community." The nurses corresponded, negotiated and even went on strike two years ago. However, the men who manage and lead the health system did not pay attention to the nursing issues in Israel."

According to Sharif Moghadam, the only way left for nurses is to "exit the profession." According to him, the monthly salary of the nurses is about 25 million tomans. He adds that if nurses "sit at home, consumption is less and less affordable.