Nurse's Day and an unanswered question: Who is responsible for solving the problems of the nursing community?

While the President, the Minister of Health and the Deputy Minister of Nursing are talking about the problems and demands of the nursing community, the lack of manpower, arrears and inequality in payments are still among the concerns of this group. In a note, the head of the nursing home of Khuzestan province asked the authorities to stop making promises and present actionable and evaluable plans.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Iran's Pulse channel, Dr. Khaled Beit Saeed, head of the nursing home of Khuzestan province and member of the central council of the country's nursing home, in a note on the occasion of Nurse's Day, criticized the repetition of promises about solving the problems of the nursing community, and demanded that the authorities answer about how to implement programs, provide human resources, pay demands and achieve justice in the health system. He emphasized that when the President, the Minister of Health and the Deputy Minister of Nursing also talk about the problems of this field, the expectation of the nursing community is to go beyond the statement of the issues and move towards executive decisions, specific timing and accountability for the results. When the president, minister and deputy minister also talk about problems; So who is going to solve them? 🖋 Dr. Khalid Beit Saeed, the head of the nursing home of Khuzestan province, is a member of the central council of the nursing home of Rooz Nahrs country; The day of those who have been talking about lack of manpower, work pressure, arrears, inequality in payments and job burnout for years; But many of their demands are still suspended promises and facts. This year, the President spoke about justice and human dignity, the Minister of Health spoke about the sacrifice of nurses and the problems of the health system, and the Deputy Minister of Nursing emphasized the need to maintain staff, job security and fair service compensation. All these words are important; But the question still remains: *When the highest officials of the country and the health system also talk about problems, who is going to solve them?*

Dear doctor! Justice in the health system is not only about people's access to medical services; Fair treatment with the providers of these services is also a part of it. One cannot talk about human dignity, but ignore the lack of force, delay in payment of claims and inequality in compensation for services. The expectation of nurses is not to hear the problems again; Accepting responsibility, implementing the plan and being accountable for the results.

Mr. Dr. Zafarkandi! Nurses have proven their commitment for years in the most difficult situations; But self-sacrifice should not become a permanent solution to health system deficiencies. Sacrifice is the nurse's virtue; Provision of manpower, fair payment and improvement of working conditions are the duties of the management system. The nursing community expects a clear and evaluable plan to be presented to reduce erosive overtime, pay claims and provide human resources.

Dear Dr. Ebadi! The national nurse maintenance program, job security and professional participation are undeniable necessities; But today's problem is not knowing the problems, but how to solve them. It is expected that the programs will be accompanied by a schedule, financial resources, specific responsible person and evaluation indicators, and their progress report will be provided to the nursing community. The problem is not only nurses; People's health is at stake. The lack of staff and burnout of nurses is not only a union issue; It directly affects quality of care, patient safety, and health equity. Nursing support is not an additional cost; Investment is for people's health.

Mr. President! Mr. Minister! Mr. Deputy Nursing! Respecting your responsibilities does not prevent you from asking serious questions; Rather, it commits us to express the demands of the nursing community. If all three authorities speak of the necessity of reforms, it should now be clear what decision will be made, who is responsible for its implementation and how the results will be evaluated. A nurse should not need a day in the calendar every year for her pains to be heard; People should not wait until next year to get the care they deserve. Nurse's Day, in addition to celebrating the services of this society, should also be a day of answering about its future. The pulse of Iran beats more calmly when the pulse of the life of nurses and people is far away from the throbbing of worry and injustice.

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