Our nurses, our future, applause is not enough

President of the World Health Tourism Council, MP Dr. Ahmet Savaşan visited hospitals within the scope of “World Nurses Day”. Speaking during the visits, Savaşan said, “Our nurses are our future, it is not enough to applaud.”.

President of the World Health Tourism Council, MP Dr. Ahmet Savaşan, visited hospitals and congratulated nurses on the occasion of World Nurses Day.

In his speech during the visit, Savaşan said, “On Nurses' Day, which is celebrated on the day Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was born, nurses Coronavirus We salute with gratitude their courage and unforgettable performance during the pandemic.”.

“NURSES FACE CHALLENGES”

Pointing out that nurses face challenges in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, as in many parts of the world, including staff shortages in many locations and the rising cost of living, Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. G. K. K. Ahmet Savaşan, She pointed out that although many steps have been taken in the field of nursing, there is still a long way to go.

“WE SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT WILL MAKE NURSES HAPPY AND PATIENTS SATISFIED”

Stating that May 12 creates an opportunity to celebrate and applaud the hard work, dedication and compassion of nurses providing health care in hospitals, clinics and other health settings Ahmet Savaşan, Pointing out that despite their vital role in the health system, nurses in our country and in many geographies of the world experience both financial and psychological difficulties, he said, “it is not enough to applaud nurses today, it is necessary to take the necessary steps and support the steps to be taken to establish a structure in which nurses can be happy while providing services and satisfy those who receive services. The World Health Tourism Council (GHTC) supports this process not only in Northern Cyprus but also in its 56 member countries.”.

“NURSES MUST BE PROTECTED, RESPECTED AND VALUED”

Pointing out that this year's theme is “Our Nurses, Our Future” and that this theme points to the implementation of the necessary actions to protect, respect and value nurses by learning lessons from the pandemic process, Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. G. K. Ahmet Savaşan At the end of his message, he said, “I sincerely thank all nurses who serve patients and their relatives with devotion and I sincerely celebrate the nurses” day.".