Postponed operations, too few doctors and nurses: The Styrian FPÖ is now demanding control of Kages’ personnel policy.
It’s a warning call that resonates! In the “Steirerkrone” on Thursday, Med-Uni Rector Hellmut Samonigg warned of a collapse of the Styrian health system: “Services that could be provided two years ago can no longer be provided due to the lack of nursing staff.” This concerns operations and therapies that would have to be put on the back burner and could “have the most serious effects or even be life-threatening,” said the renowned doctor. No improvement in sight “The rector says that despite the measures there is no stopping the downward trend in the health sector “It is clear that it is clearly going in the other direction,” says FPÖ club chairman Mario Kunasek, commenting on Samonigg’s recent statements Those responsible at the State of Styria and at Kages must ask themselves whether they have prepared in the best possible way for the upcoming challenges in recent years.” Auditors should clarify responsibility. A “comprehensive examination of the hospital company’s personnel planning” is necessary for “neutral clarification”. through the Court of Auditors,” emphasizes the Freedom Party, who will be holding talks with the other opposition parties in the coming days. Twelve members of the state parliament are needed to activate the Court of Auditors, eight from the FPÖ.
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