'Fixing our healthcare system begins with government demonstrating respect for health-care workers and realizing their working conditions are our care conditions,' writes MHA and NLNDP Interim Leader JimDinn.
'Fixing our health care system begins with government demonstrating respect for health-care workers and realizing their working conditions are our care conditions'NDP interim leader Jim Dinn. - Joe GibbonsWe can conclude two things from the recent ambulance worker crisis created by the Liberal government. First, government lacks the ability to address the current human resources crisis crippling our public health-care system.
In fact, it is an admission of failure to address the conditions in the public system. Knowing how desperate our government is to solve the health crisis, and their seeming inability to address the underlying causes, the possibility of them implementing a similarly desperate solution is real. Decades of chronic underfunding and budget-based decision has resulted in the current crisis we are now facing.
Fixing our health-care system begins with government demonstrating respect for health-care workers and realizing their working conditions are our care conditions Fixing our health-care system begins with government demonstrating respect for health-care workers and realizing their working conditions are our care conditions. It means walking the talk. Firmly commit to a well-run, publicly funded and administered health care system. Do what it takes to bring nurses/health-care workers back into the system. Commit to addressing the issues that drove them from the public system in the first place.
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