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Chiang Rai hospital nurses protest demanding shift review citing understaffing
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Nurses at the Royal Thai Army Hospital in Mae Hong Son are leading a unified strike against their mandatory 12-hour duty shifts, arguing that such long rotations cause excessive fatigue without sufficient recovery time or adequate staffing levels to ensure patient safety during night hours.
Key Points
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1Hospital staff in Chiang Rai are protesting against the implementation of a demanding dual-shift system with on-call duties.
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2Medical personnel argue that there is an insufficient staffing ratio to manage such extended shifts effectively.
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3The union representatives have requested immediate adjustments and proper compensation for night workers.
Developments
[Mar 16, 20:37]
Nurses at Chiang Rai Hospital are protesting against the dual-shift system with on-call duties. They argue that there is insufficient staffing and request proper compensation for night workers.
[Mar 15, 48 hours ago (approx)]
Doctors in a hospital union have been analyzing their situation regarding the dual-shift system with on-call duties. They are protesting against this shift pattern and requesting proper compensation for night workers.
พยาบาล รพ.ที่เชียงราย ต้านเวร 12 ชม. จี้ผู้บริหารทบทวน ชี้ขาดอัตรากำลัง-แก้ไม่ตรงจุด - Thairath
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