Supporting nurses helps the health system to be prepared

The head of the Food and Drug Organization said: supporting nurses, strengthening the capacity of the health system and improving the quality of care, is an investment for the health of the society and preparation for future crises.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, quoted by Ifdana, Mehdi Pirsalehi wrote in a message on the occasion of the birthday of Hazrat Zainab Kobari (PBUH) and Nurse's Day: Nursing is formed based on specialized knowledge, clinical skills, professional judgment and moral commitment. Patient care requires continuous assessment of physical and mental condition, accurate decision making, prevention of complications and protection of human dignity; A responsibility that becomes more sensitive and important in critical situations.

He added: During the 12-day war and the Ramadan war, nurses continued to take care of the sick and wounded in difficult and dangerous conditions. Management of treatment priorities, maintaining the safety of patients, cooperation with health team members and continuity of services in emergency situations were manifestations of the professional capability and resilience of this valuable community.

Pirsalehi stated: The experience of war reveals the importance of health system preparation, continuous training, team cohesion and stable access to medicine, equipment and medical supplies. The quality of care in critical situations depends on the coordination between expert human resources, medical infrastructure and the supply chain of health items; Coordination, the continuation of which plays a decisive role in saving the lives of the sick and injured.

He pointed out: Protecting the position of nurses makes sense with regard to their professional dignity, specialized ability, safety of the work environment and suitable conditions for providing services. Supporting nurses, strengthening the capacity of the health system and improving the quality of care, in fact, is an investment for the health of the society and preparation against future crises.

In the end, the head of the Food and Drug Organization, while congratulating the birthday of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) and the Nurse's Day, appreciated the responsible and selfless efforts of the country's nurses, especially in the days of war and crisis, and wrote: In moments when human life is at risk, the knowledge and skill of a nurse is combined with courage and professional commitment; And from this connection, epics are formed whose image is recorded and their value remains in the collective memory of a nation.