Going back to work
“The workforce present allows the reopening of emergencies. “Some staff would be off, “as in any company, any health establishment”, tempers the acting director general of CHR Metz-Thionville, David Larivière, without quantifying. These stops would not be more numerous than before the crisis and the collective burn-out of Thionvillois caregivers.
But the hospital knows that the situation is fragile. A strike was launched on January 10. “Weekly exchanges are planned to follow the action plan, to support the recovery,” warns David Larivière. “These are not announcement effects, but concrete measures. “Which the wrung-out staff take note.
Patient orientation
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