Health · Canarias · 01.10, 10:03
SCS proposes reducing medical shifts to 10 hours in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands Health Service (SCS) has submitted a proposal to unions to limit shift duration to 10 hours to end the doctors' strike.
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The SCS presented a 13-point offer to reduce the impact of the paralysis on medical assistance across the archipelago.
The proposal stipulates that no doctor will work more than 17 hours in total, combining regular work with shifts. The offer aims to end the medical strike.
This means patients must wait for doctors to return to normal work. Specialist availability is currently limited by the ongoing strike.
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