Hospitals in Germany are currently complaining of above-average staff shortages and lead it effect of ohmron wave Back. According to a mid-week survey by the German Hospital Institute of more than 240 clinics, nearly three quarters of clinics report more staff shortages than usual at this time of year in patient-related areas.
Staff shortage is more than normal in 12 percent of hospitals. According to the survey, 20 percent more workers are sick here than normal in winter. Gerald Gaas, President of the German Hospital Society: “The data suggest that there are significantly more staff absenteeism due to Omicron infections among hospital workers.”
According to the hospital company, sick leave is particularly high among nursing staff. One in five hospitals said 20 percent more nursing staff were sick than usual at this time of year. Staff shortages “are currently a much bigger problem than in normal years,” Gass said.
Every other hospital said in the survey that Due to lack of staff, at present, they are not able to fully manage their beds in the general ward., almost every second it says about their intensive care units.
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