Fallah: Ensuring the livelihood of health workers requires stable credits

Rasht- The representative of people of Rasht and Khammam in the parliament, emphasizing the need to pay attention to the livelihood of health workers, said: providing financial resources needed by this sector should be prioritized in the country's budget planning.

Mehdi Fallah on Friday evening, on the sidelines of visiting the province hospital and congratulating Nurses' Day, in a conversation with Mehr reporter, referring to the importance of health economy, said: Community health and health economy are important and influential issues in the development of the country, and paying attention to this area should be one of the main priorities in the country's macro planning.

Emphasizing the need to support health workers, he added: In addition to paying attention to the general health of society, effective measures should also be taken to provide financial resources and improve the living conditions of workers and active forces in this field.

The representative of the people of Rasht and Khammam in the Islamic Council stated that measures have been taken in this regard and clarified that: despite the measures taken, the measures taken are not appropriate to the importance and position of the health sector, and it is necessary to pay more attention to the provision of financial resources needed by this sector.

Referring to the role of the parliament and the government in solving the livelihood problems of health workers, Falah said: We hope that the parliament, by taking the necessary measures, and the government, by predicting and providing the required credit lines in the budget, will provide the basis for providing stable financial resources and improving the living conditions of these forces.

He clarified: Paying attention to the living conditions of health workers can be effective in preventing the migration of specialists abroad as well as the departure of capable workers from the public sector to the private sector and help preserve the human capital of the health system.