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A report from the European Parliament, presented by MEP Loukas Fourlas, highlights a projected shortfall of 1.2 million healthcare professionals in the European Union by 2030. This alarming statistic underscores a growing crisis that threatens the sustainability of healthcare systems across the EU. Fourlas emphasized the urgent need for immediate European action to address the shortage, which has already manifested in significant workforce reductions in member states, including Cyprus, where 1,500 nurses have left the profession in the last decade.
The proposal put forth includes eight key initiatives aimed at improving healthcare staffing and working conditions, enhancing mental health support, and providing incentives for professionals to remain in the workforce. Additionally, the report advocates for increased European funding to tackle these issues effectively. The recommendations reflect a broader concern regarding the healthcare sector's capacity to meet future demands and ensure access to quality medical care for all EU citizens.
27 June
Politis reported on eight proposed actions to address the healthcare crisis.
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