#healthcare-staffing

#healthcare-staffing

The staffing issue was good because we got a whole lot of new full-time employees. The raise, on the other hand, she called 'horrible.' Ultimately, Lane said, she wished hospitals would have worked to move negotiations along faster. 'I think that they were just trying to prove a point,' she said.

The New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, on Thursday said the growing pressure on the public mental health system needed to be addressed, including by implementing recommendations from the Bondi Junction stabbings inquest. He said he was concerned about the security failing that led to patients to abscond and that there needs to be a full investigation into the circumstances relating to these patients.

Hospitals are always buzzing with overlapping sounds-the beeping of the heart monitor, the sharp alert of an IV pump finishing, and the low hum of the ventilation. This creates a dissonant symphony of alerts, which can be a source of overwhelming sensory input for staff working eight or more hours daily. This can have a profound, often hidden toll of alarm fatigue on the mental health of health care staff.

Over 250 Quebec doctors are applying to be able to work in Ontario, according to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. The surge of applications is happening in the wake of a controversial bill reforming doctors' pay, which was passed on Oct. 25 in Quebec. In just over two weeks, the CPSO saw over 13 times more applicants than the 19 total received from June 1 to Oct. 22 this year, according to data provided in a statement to CBC Toronto.

The social care sector faces 130,000 vacancies, requiring 540,000 new care workers by 2040 due to an ageing population and chronic undervaluation of workers.

"I'm seeing my patients wait in the ED (Emergency Department) two days, four days, six days to be admitted to the hospital. How is this hiring freeze going to help us? It's not. We need more staff to be able to see the volume of patients that are seeking care here."