Special Support from Municipal Management for Medical Staff: From Improved Access to Welfare Packages

This council member called nurses the guardians of the society's psychological and physical security during historical crises, from the Sacred Defense era to the COVID-19 pandemic. She expressed hope that the initiatives of the Sixth Council would mark a new chapter of sustained and productive engagement between Tehran Municipality and the nursing community.

Sodeh Najafi, a member of Tehran Islamic Council and one of the former activists in the field of health, in the 438th meeting of this council, in honor of Nurse's Day, announced the planning of city management to improve the environmental conditions and welfare of nurses. Emphasizing that the city administration owes itself to the sacrifices of the medical staff during the Corona and war era, he announced that solving the infrastructural challenges around the medical centers is the priority of the sixth council.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Najafi, who himself has a history of working in the field of nursing, pointed out the double pressure of work on this group and stated: "As someone who has touched this profession, I know more than anyone about the heavy burden on the shoulders of nurses." In this period of urban management, we have determined to resolve some of the concerns of this class of workers by prioritizing the removal of traffic jams in the area of ​​hospitals and creating welfare facilities.

This member of the council called nurses the guardians of the mental and physical security of the society in historical crises, from the era of holy defense to the corona epidemic, and expressed hope that the actions of the sixth council will be a new chapter of stable and fruitful interaction between Tehran municipality and the nursing community.