Shahriari: Nursing Tariff Approved in Parliament

Hamadan – Head of the Health and Treatment Committee of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said: We approved the nursing tariff in Parliament, and Parliament has allocated a specific budget for it.

Hamedan- The head of health care of the Islamic Council said: We have approved the nursing tariff in the parliament and the Islamic Council has set aside a special budget for it.

According to Mehr reporter, Hossein Ali Shahriari, on Thursday evening, in the honoring ceremony for the nurses of Malair city, hosted by the National University of Malair and with the presence of the members of the health and treatment commission of the Islamic Council, a large gathering of nurses and health care activists was held. Pointing out that we have presented plans to the health and treatment commission of the parliament to increase the base of nursing salaries, he said: Considering the notable services of nurses in the 8-year war, the 12-day war and the Ramadan war, we will do our best to fulfill their rights. we have

He stated that people at all levels benefit from the services of nurses in the society, and added: If nurses do not provide services in hospitals and medical centers, there will definitely not be a favorable result for patients.

The head of the Health Commission of the Islamic Council pointed out the strategic role of nurses in ensuring the safety and health of the society and added: We hope the health system appreciates this profession.

Stating that we have taken appropriate measures to maintain the position of nurses and improve it in all periods of the parliament, Shahriari said: All the coefficients for nursing services in psychiatric and emergency departments have special points in their salary base.

Stating that we approved the nursing system in the 7th Parliament, he noted that: for the greater productivity of nurses and for the activists of this field not to suffer mental and physical problems, we set their working hours to 36 hours.

The representative of the Malayer people in the Islamic Council, while congratulating the arrival of the Nurse's Day, mentioned the words of the late Allameh Tabatabai and said: I am ready to exchange my 70 years of worship for one night of nursing a patient.

Appreciating the position of nurses, Ahmed Ariainejad stated: The health system has been indebted to the activities, sacrifices and round-the-clock efforts of nurses for all these years.