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A shortage of staff has been heard from Swiss hospitals everywhere for a long time: With permanent HFR Tafers, the situation has now worsened: the hospital is temporarily limiting its opening hours. The reason cited by Freiburg Hospital (HFR) is the lack of skilled workers.
As noted in a statement released Tuesday, there is currently a shortage of senior doctors at Tafers, in part due to retirement. Persistence will therefore be open from 8am to 5pm from 1 May, not until 10pm as before. It will be closed on weekends and public holidays.
HFR Tafers is one of four hospitals in the group. HFR emphasizes that it is “absolutely most important” that Sensler Permanence remains open to provide high-quality, safe and local care for the population.
The situation will be reassessed in mid-September. Until then, HFR will continue to seek personnel. The closure of some hospitals is also said to open up new opportunities for recruitment.
Sense District’s on-call health service remains operational 24 hours a day for non-life-threatening emergencies. (smt)
Source :Blick
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