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Germany to Investigate COVID-19 Pandemic Response

The German Bundestag will form a committee to investigate the country's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on scientific advice, intergovernmental coordination, and societal impact, aiming to improve future pandemic preparedness.

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Welsh Health Worker's Pandemic Photos Capture Resilience and Toll on Staff

Operating department practitioner David Collyer documented his colleagues' experiences at Nevill Hall Hospital in Wales during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic using a 35mm film camera, capturing images published in The Guardian and later compiled into a book, "All in a Day's Work," raising m...

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UK Immigration Changes Spark Care Sector Crisis

The UK government's proposed immigration changes, including ending a visa scheme for overseas health and social care workers and increasing the time to apply for permanent residency, are causing alarm in the care sector, with providers warning of severe staff shortages and potential impacts on care ...

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11,273 VA Employees Apply for Deferred Resignation Amidst Planned Workforce Reduction

Facing a 15% workforce reduction initiative, 11,273 Department of Veterans Affairs employees nationwide applied for deferred resignation, raising concerns about the impact on veteran care, despite Secretary Collins' assurances to the contrary.

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Lower Saxony Healthcare Workers Report Highest Mental Health-Related Work Absences

In Lower Saxony, Germany, healthcare workers reported the highest number of workdays lost to mental health issues in 2024 (477 days per 100 employees), exceeding the national average and other sectors, based on DAK-Gesundheit's Psychreport analyzing 225,000 insured employees.

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Unexpected Friendship Forged in Grief Highlights Need for Better Bereavement Support

After her son George died from pneumonia in 2012, Rhian Mannings and nurse Andrea Evans formed an unlikely friendship highlighting the critical need for better bereavement support for families and healthcare professionals, as Rhian's husband tragically took his own life five days after George's deat...

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Malawi Sends Nurses to Israel: Addressing Unemployment, Raising Concerns

Due to high unemployment among healthcare professionals in Malawi, a bilateral agreement with Israel will send Malawian nurses and midwives to work in Israeli institutions, offering employment, skill development, and higher wages. While some see this as a solution to unemployment, critics express co...

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Canada Faces Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis

A Canadian Institute for Health Information report reveals a decline in long-term care healthcare providers since 2021, necessitating increased overtime and agency staffing, impacting care quality and highlighting systemic issues.

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EMT Assaulted in Taranto, Sparking Calls for Increased Safety Measures

A 118 EMT in Taranto, Italy, was assaulted by a patient's relative who was angry about the absence of a doctor; the EMT sustained injuries to the face, prompting calls for greater legal protection and safety measures for healthcare workers.

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Rheinland-Pfalz Nursing Chamber Faces Growing Opposition Amidst Fee Disputes

The Rheinland-Pfalz nursing chamber, established in 2016 with 40,000 members paying roughly €140 annually, faces growing opposition due to mandatory fees, aggressive fee collection, and perceived lack of benefits, prompting some nurses to seek employment elsewhere, jeopardizing its future and the pr...

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Noah Wyle Returns to Medical Dramas in the Realistic "The Pitt

Noah Wyle, after starring in "ER", returns to television in the Max series "The Pitt," a realistic portrayal of a Pittsburgh hospital's emergency department which has gained a following among emergency department workers for its accurate depiction of medical conditions and treatments.

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Liverpool's Covid-19 Lockdown: Lasting Trauma on Healthcare Workers

In October 2020, Liverpool's soaring Covid-19 rates led to the city becoming the first in England under the strictest lockdown tier, placing immense pressure on the Royal Liverpool Hospital's critical care unit and causing lasting mental health impacts on its staff, many of whom still carry the trau...

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