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Unions oppose private hospital staffing plan

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Trade unions in Cyprus are calling for the withdrawal of a proposed staffing amendment.
The amendment aims to reduce the minimum nurse-to-patient ratio in private hospitals.
Unions argue that this change would weaken the quality of patient care.
The health ministry is urged to reconsider the implications of the proposed plan.

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Trade unions in Cyprus are calling for the withdrawal of a proposed staffing amendment.
The amendment aims to reduce the minimum nurse-to-patient ratio in private hospitals.
Unions argue that this change would weaken the quality of patient care.
The health ministry is urged to reconsider the implications of the proposed plan.

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