Filiz Besim Strongly Reacts to Ministry of Health's Nurse Transfer Plan

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

CTP Deputy Besim opposed the plan to relocate experienced nurses from Nicosia State Hospital, drawing attention to the risks of the decision.

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Republican Turkish Party (CTP) Deputy Filiz Besim reacted to the Ministry of Health's preparations to transfer experienced nurses from Nicosia State Hospital to newly opened units, stating that this practice would risk patient safety and healthcare workers.

Reaction to the Transfer of Experienced Nurses

Republican Turkish Party (CTP) Deputy Filiz Besim expressed her reaction to this practice by stating that the Ministry of Health is preparing to transfer experienced nurses from critical departments of Nicosia State Hospital to newly opened hospitals and units.

Patient Safety Risk

In a post on her social media account, Besim stated that replacing experienced nurses with new nurses who have not yet completed their training would put patient safety and healthcare workers at risk.

Nicosia Hospital Should Not Be Weakened

It was noted that strengthening new units should not be done at the expense of weakening the critical departments of Nicosia State Hospital, which serves the entire country.

Reminder of Past Scandal

Referring to the formula scandal that previously occurred in the country and deeply shook society, Besim stated that patients first, and then healthcare workers, pay the price for shortcomings in the healthcare system.

Disruptions in Training Processes

Stating that nurses hired for state hospitals for years have undergone a six-month orientation and training program, Besim claimed that today, new nurses are assigned directly to departments on the day they are appointed.

Call to the Ministry and Responsibility Warning

Filiz Besim called on the Ministry of Health to immediately abandon the practice, announcing that the responsibility for any negative consequences that may arise will belong directly to the Ministry.