PASYNO[/B], in a statement issued on Saturday, expressed indignation over a decision by the management of the LRC to move another 4 nurses, in addition to the 13 who were moved last year, from Larnaca Hospital to Famagusta Hospital.
As it says, "the administration moved staff without taking into account the practical needs of the hospital and its departments, which are already understaffed, and without taking into account the specificity of this period of time and the planned summer holidays of nursing staff."
"We are witnessing a situation where final decisions are taken overnight and without being informed and discussing the issue. Unfortunately, the Agency's operational plan has been irreparably compromised once again, as it continues to prefer and follow the tactic of 'decide and order'," the guild notes.
PASYNO states that any plan and action planned by the Service and the Agency must be agreed upon by both sides and proposes a meeting with the OCYP and the hospital administrations in order to promote appropriate corrective actions.
The guild reserves the right to take action as it considers that "adequate staffing of hospitals will allow the provision of quality and safe conditions for staff, always with the patient in mind."
Source: CNA
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