Activity of 2,900 nursing and emergency medical personnel in Bushehr province

About 2,900 nursing and emergency medical personnel work in 18 hospitals and 55 emergency centers in 115 Bushehr provinces. Forces whose job support, improvement of working conditions and handling of their livelihood demands are necessary for the promotion of health services.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Bushehr, Abdul Rasool Abbasi, director of nursing at Bushehr University of Medical Sciences, referring to the activities of about 2,900 nursing and emergency medical personnel in 18 university and non-university hospitals and 55 emergency centers in 115 provinces, said: These forces play an important role in caring for patients, providing aid to the injured, and continuing medical services.

He added: In addition to performing specialized treatment measures, nurses play a central role in preventing complications, timely diagnosis of changes in the condition of patients, maintaining their dignity and reducing the worries of families.

Referring to critical situations, including the 12-day war and the 40-day war, Abbasi noted: In such situations, the importance of professional preparation and continuity of service for health workers becomes more apparent than in the past.

The Director of Nursing of Bushehr University of Medical Sciences, emphasizing the need for effective support for the nursing community, said: providing optimal care to patients requires providing sufficient human resources, appropriate equipment, and a standard work environment.

He added: health, security, peace and the opportunity for professional growth of nurses should be taken into consideration in the planning of the health system; Because the working conditions and job satisfaction of these forces have a direct effect on the motivation, concentration and quality of patient care.

Abbasi also emphasized the necessity of continuous attention to the needs of this group in decisions related to human resources, provision of facilities, and allocation of resources, and he considered addressing these issues as one of the effective factors in improving medical services.

He listed the livelihood issues as one of the important concerns of the nursing community and stated: the updating of overtime and efficiency payments has been able to reduce some of the problems, but economic pressures still show the necessity of pursuing the rights and benefits of this group.

Nursing director of Bushehr University of Medical Sciences added: sustainable improvement of the condition of nurses requires a series of coordinated measures, including payment of legal claims, proportionality of the number of forces with the volume of services, compliance with work regulations and providing opportunities to improve knowledge and skills.

Referring to the support provided by the university officials to the health workers, he said: The continuation and expansion of these supports at the level of the Ministry of Health and other related institutions is also necessary.

Arslan Zare, Governor of Bushehr, also emphasized the position of nurses in the health system and stated: these forces play a valuable role in caring for patients and continuity of medical services, relying on specialized knowledge, round-the-clock efforts and a sense of human responsibility.

He added: Appreciation of nurses should not be limited to ceremonies and expressions of thanks, but should be reflected in improving working conditions, handling livelihood demands and providing a suitable environment for their activities.

Zare considered Nurse's Day as an opportunity to turn gratitude into practical actions and emphasized: Providing human resources and necessary equipment and continuous support to health workers can help improve the quality of health services and increase people's satisfaction.