US EditionPrimary Care Physicians Forum Calls for "Real and Constructive" Dialogue to Prevent Medical Strike
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The Primary Care Physicians' Forum has called for a "real and constructive" dialogue between the Ministry of Health and the Strike Committee to bring positions closer together and avoid the strike called against the Framework Statute which, in its view, will have "great impact on the care of patients".
The Framework Statute concentrates the attention of health care workers in Spain. Specifically, doctors reject the absence of a legal document focused exclusively on their guild, which has resulted in the convening of an indefinite national strike from February 16th. A situation that tightens the relationship between the Ministry of Health and the representatives of the profession. Reason why the Primary Care Physicians Forum calls for calm. The…
On 10 February, the Primary Care Physicians Forum held its monthly meeting in which they made progress in the design of the AP 2026 Day program, to be held at the headquarters of the Collegiate Medical Organization on 14 April. They then addressed the situation of the PA at the current time where they analyzed and valued the strike days called for in the coming weeks and agreed to call for a real and constructive dialogue between the Ministry of…
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