Raed Arafat said that studies show a lower than expected burnout rate among emergency medical staff, underlining the need to attract young people to the field.
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The head of the DSU, Raed Arafat, said that recent studies indicate a lower than expected burnout rate among medical staff in emergency units. Arafat emphasized the importance of attracting young people into emergency medicine and the need for adequate remuneration for doctors working exclusively in these units. He also noted that a sufficient number of doctors would reduce pressure on staff, thus improving working conditions.
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Raed Arafat, despre personalul din UPU: Ultimele studii au arătat un grad de burnout la un procent din personal, dar situaţia a fost mult mai bine decât ne-am aşteptat/ Medicii din UPU trebuie plătiţi adecvat, în mod normal nu au alte activităţi în privat
Cât de epuizați sunt medicii de la Urgență. Raed Arafat: Mai bine decât ne-am fi așteptat, dar trebuie să atragem personal tânăr
Arafat: Există burnout la o parte din medicii de la UPU, care poate fi eliminat prin personal suficient
Arafat: Există burnout la o parte din medicii de la UPU, care poate fi eliminat prin personal suficient
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