The medical unions in different regions of Spain consider the extension of the guard duty from the current 55 years to 60 years “intolerable”, as planned by the Government. “It is the straw that breaks the camel’s back for patience in the medical profession,” the unions say.
He is It is not only the “attack”, as the unions describe it, that the medical profession has suffered in the last days. The Autonomous Communities transferred to the Interterritorial Council of the National Health System “the proposal binds the doctor to the place formed through a mandatory eight-year MIR”, explained the medical unions. “We consider it acceptable,” they added.
Faced with this situation, several medical unions in Spain (Asociación de Médicos y Titulados Superiores de Madrid (Amyts), SME, CESM Aragón, Sindicato Médico de Navarra, CESM La Rioja and CESM Galicia) will require written explanations from the respective authorities with the goal of knowing his position before both proposals. “Several regions supported these measures in the Interterritorial Council and we want to know if these regional governments agree or not,” they explained.
In addition, the unions point out that in the current reform of the Framework Law, “The Administration is not up to the task, extending itself too long and opaque in time.” Groups indicate that From the beginning, these problems have been known, requiring specific treatment for doctors and physicians., either through the return of a separate Law for doctors and doctors or the development of a specific treatment in the reform of the Framework Law. However, these requests “were found from the beginning and the position against the Ministry and other organizations,” they stressed.
On the other hand, there will be a meeting of the medical professional unions at the European level together with the federated medical unions of the Confederation of State Medical Unions (CESM) and other non-confederates. “There is the decision to mobilize most of the national nature will be valued to express the need for improvement in the conditions of exercise and not this great setback from the Government,” the unions affirm.
