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The Chamber of Medical Professionals calls on the Medical Chamber in an open letter to solidarity with health professionals, the non-adoption of the law on new health and medical salary increases.
He addressed an open letter to Gyula Kincses, President of the Hungarian Medical Chamber (MOK), about the state of health, including the law on medical pay increases, which was passed at a stormy pace.
After learning about the proposal, the MESZK yesterday expressed the opinion that the expectations and requirements described in the legislation predict a fundamentally unfavorable situation for the faculty, have an adverse effect on many areas of the health system, and patient care becomes uncertain . Therefore, the organization did not even support the bill.
They argue that there are significant changes in the legal relationship in terms of the legal relationship that fundamentally change the practice of hiring professionals. Wage agreements implemented in a one-sided manner and schedule, in addition to employment restrictions, can result in massive livelihood difficulties, career dropouts, and even country abandonment.
They point out that in addition to doctors, more than one hundred thousand professionals perform their duties with honor, many times there is no doctor or resident next to them, they stand alone at the extremes. They believe that the maintenance of the home care system and the successful fight against the coronavirus pandemic are due not only and exclusively to the position of Hungarian doctors, but also to all healthcare workers and those who work in healthcare and Social.
With the new law, healthcare professionals can find themselves in an extremely unfair position if their civil service status ends in 2021 without consultation, the MESZK notes in an open letter.
Addressing the president of the MOK, they write:
Until now, we have believed that we will represent our healthcare colleagues together in solidarity. Now, sadly, we have to express our frustration. We hope that the Hungarian Medical Chamber stands in solidarity with us, does not accept the law in this way and does not participate in its implementation in any case.
The full letter from MESZK can be read here.
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