Healthcare System Concerns: 24-Hour Shifts Disappearing, Midwives Warn of… ↗
Front page leadMidwives are raising alarms about the disappearance of 24-hour shifts in hospitals and warn that healthcare workers may leave their jobs.
Estonia
Õhtuleht
The news from Õhtuleht focuses on domestic Estonian issues, including concerns within the healthcare system regarding 24-hour hospital shifts and potential staff departures, and a report on the significant salary gap between advisors to the new president and those of the prime minister…
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An-Marlen on 'Breakfast with a Star': Can Cook and Party, But Draws a Line on… ↗
In the show 'Breakfast with a Star,' An-Marlen discusses her abilities in cooking and entertaining, while also setting boundaries on certain topics.
Live Blog: Oleshky Residents Urged to Use Last Chance for Evacuation ↗
Residents of Oleshky are being urged to seize the final opportunity for evacuation amidst ongoing events.
Ten Questions for Kalle Laanet on Reform Party's Difficult Position ↗
Kalle Laanet acknowledges that not everyone is satisfied with the Reform Party's decisions, addressing the party's challenging situation.
Helen Lokuta on Her Fifties: I No Longer Need to Prove Anything to Anyone ↗
Opera singer Helen Lokuta expresses that in her fifties, she feels no need to prove her capabilities to others.
The Healthcare Funding Dance: Doctor Says Care Should Be Offered Even Without… ↗
Karmen Joller, a doctor, suggests that medical professionals should not state that treatment is needed but cannot be provided due to lack of funds.
Who is to Blame? Paramedics and Nurse Deemed Hospitalization Unnecessary… ↗
A child died after paramedics and a nurse decided against hospitalizing her despite suffering from pneumonia.
Salary Gap Widens: New President's Advisors Earn Significantly More Than Prime… ↗
Advisors to the new president are earning considerably more than those working for the prime minister, highlighting a significant salary disparity.
Editorial: Madis's First Scandal – More Funds, Please! ↗
The editorial discusses a scandal involving Madis and calls for increased funding.
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