18/11/2022
On a daily basis, healthcare workers must deal with a range of challenges. The sudden introduction of Covid-19 presented a further challenge to the already overwhelmed healthcare system. The pandemic changed the healthcare conundrum by posing newer societal and employment issues to healthcare professionals. Depending on whether it is a private or public institution, the type of work and salary vary. Many frontline employees rely on the government because it offers better pay, additional perks, and incentives. Many healthcare personnel migrate to first-world nations because private healthcare institutions do not offer as much as public or government institutions. Many healthcare professionals were forced to relocate to government institutions at the start of the epidemic because they offer better pay than private institutions. According to several healthcare professionals, the money they were receiving did not reflect the quality of their job throughout the pandemic.
Many healthcare professionals were forced to relocate to government institutions at the start of the epidemic because they offer better pay than private institutions. According to several healthcare professionals, the money they were receiving did not reflect the quality of their job throughout the pandemic.
Sources:
World Health Organization. (2022). Addressing the international migration of Health Workers. Retrieved from https://www.who.int/activities/addressing-the-international-migration-of-health-workers
Serje et al. (2018) Cost Effectiveness and Resoure Allocation. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12962-018-0093-z
