March will be marked by advances and a new time in the health sector of Bragança Paulista
Bragança Paulista's municipal government is implementing strategic actions in March to enhance public health services and reduce waiting times for medical care.
Strikes Cancelled in the Care Sector
Strikes in the private social services sector in Finland have been cancelled after negotiations led to a new collective agreement.
Health Care, 460 Million Euro Deficit for Puglia's Health Authorities
Puglia's regional health authorities are facing a significant deficit of approximately 460 million euros, highlighting ongoing financial mismanagement in the sector.
Care Companies on Elderly Care: Too Much Work Time Spent on Documentation
The welfare sector in Finland is facing challenges in elderly care, as caregivers report increased hazards and excessive time spent on documentation, prompting calls for better allocation of resources.
The mediation of the private social services sector labor dispute continues today
The mediation of a labor dispute in the private social services sector in Northern Finland is ongoing after a three-day strike involving specific units of Attendo, Esperi Care, and Mehiläinen.
This is the salary paid to caregivers in private care homes
A three-day strike by social service workers in Finland has begun, mainly involving nursing assistants who demand higher wages than their public sector counterparts.
The strike has begun - here's how it affects you
A three-day strike in Finland's private social services sector began on Tuesday, impacting care homes and meal services amidst ongoing labor disputes.
Strike Begins in Private Care Homes - This Is How It Affects
A strike in the private social service sector began in Finland, affecting various care homes particularly in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia, and is set to last for three days.
Strike Hits Healthcare Facilities on Tuesday - "Disruptions to Operations Are Expected"
A strike in the private social services sector will take place from February 17 to February 19, mainly affecting care homes in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia.
Alarm issues caused all care places to not be able to open
A staffing crisis in the psychiatric sector of Norrbotten, Sweden has led to a shortage of resources and care placements, compromising patient safety.
Ministers to crackdown on profiteering in care sector and make renewed fostering push
The UK children's minister announced a crackdown on profiteering by private child care providers and aims to recruit 10,000 new foster carers to improve the care system for children.
Death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s son prompts calls for overhaul of Nigeria’s healthcare sector
The death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's son has led to a nationwide demand for urgent reforms in Nigeria's healthcare system due to reported negligence and a lack of adequate care.
The importance of healthcare has increased. It is now an element of state security
The article discusses how perceptions of healthcare have changed regarding state security, the dominance of healthcare topics in parliamentary debates in 2025, societal concerns about healthcare access, financial challenges facing the system in the coming years, impacts of salaries and specialization on the health sector, and issues surrounding healthcare privatization.
Nursing care funds face bankruptcy - Fund chief proposes higher hurdles for care dependency
The chief of the health insurance associations warns of potential bankruptcy for several nursing care funds and emphasizes the need for reforms in the nursing sector, highlighting that the seriousness of the situation is not yet fully understood by all parties involved.
The Pirates of the Public
A scandal erupted earlier this month concerning instructions from Pablo Gallart, CEO of the Ribera Health Group, managing the public hospital in Torrejón de Ardoz, reflecting broader issues of public sector integrity.
The Foundation with Golden Eggs: Millions from Ministries and Regions
The article discusses the significant public funding received by the Di Vittorio Foundation, controlled by the CGIL union, for projects studying elderly loneliness, with notable contributions from public entities and politicians like Nicola Zingaretti.