17,000 Nurses Serving in Social Security Medical Centers

The deputy for treatment at the Social Security Organization said: Currently, about 17,000 nurses are serving insured persons at the organization's medical centers.

The activity of 17 thousand nurses in social security medical centers

The Deputy Director of Social Security Organization said: Currently, about 17,000 nurses are providing services to the insured in the Social Security Organization's medical centers.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Mohammad Ali Hemti, at the Nurse's Day ceremony, he said: "Nurses are an important pillar of the social security organization in the field of treatment."

He mentioned the special commitment of nurses towards patients and added: the knowledge, experience and skills of the nursing community are very important in addition to their commitment and knowledge in providing services.

The Deputy Director of Social Security Organization stated: Nurses are considered to spread the culture of selflessness in the public sphere of society.

He continued: "Nursing does not only have a professional aspect, and in fact, it is also considered as a cultural activity."

Hemmati emphasized: All the mentioned cases, along with altruism and love and interest in service, are special aspects of the nursing profession.

He said: The set of activities of nurses are presented to people in special conditions and with regard to different issues. In this way, the challenges of nurses should be heard and addressed.

The Deputy Director of Social Security Organization added: Currently, about 17,000 nurses are providing services to the insured in the Social Security Organization's medical centers.

Referring to the services of the nursing community during the country's recent wars, Hemmati clarified: during the 12-day war and the Ramadan war, it was the nurses who, along with other members of the medical staff, provided the most services to the people and patients.

According to the deputy of treatment of the social security organization; The sacrifice and continuous service of nurses in the recent wars has been made possible by the great efforts of the nursing community.