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Algarve Nurses Launch Urgent Campaign Exposing Critical Staff Shortages and Poor Working Conditions

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Nurses in the Algarve have started a campaign to protest poor working conditions in public health units.
There is an estimated shortage of 1,500 nursing professionals in the region, as reported by the Portuguese Nurses' Union.
The campaign was initiated today to raise awareness and push for improvements in healthcare staffing and conditions.

Nurses in Algarve Sound Alarm on Dire Working Conditions

A campaign highlighting the severe working conditions for nurses in public health units in the Algarve was launched today. According to the Portuguese Nurses' Union (SEP), the region is facing a staggering shortage of approximately 1,500 nursing professionals. This initiative aims to draw attention to the critical issues affecting healthcare delivery in the area.

Algarve Nurses Launch Urgent Campaign Exposing Critical Staff Shortages and Poor Working Conditions

Summary:

Nurses in the Algarve have started a campaign to protest poor working conditions in public health units.

There is an estimated shortage of 1,500 nursing professionals in the region, as reported by the Portuguese Nurses' Union.

The campaign was initiated today to raise awareness and push for improvements in healthcare staffing and conditions.

Nurses in Algarve Sound Alarm on Dire Working Conditions

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