Health and Welfare Minister Cho Kyu-hong Visits Integrated Nursing and Care Hospital... "Concerns Over Direct Translation Conflicts in Nursing Act"
On the 3rd, Cho Kyu-hong, Minister of Health and Welfare, visited a nursing and integrated care hospital to listen to voices from the field and once again expressed concerns about the enactment of the Nursing Act.
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Minister of Health and Welfare Cho Kyuhong visited Bundang Leoseuk Rehabilitation Hospital on the 3rd to hear voices from the field.
[Photo by Ministry of Health and Welfare]
On the same day, Minister Cho visited Bundang Lusk Rehabilitation Hospital in Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi Province. The purpose was to hear the voices of various professions working together in the nursing and integrated care hospital, including nurses, nursing assistants, caregivers, and physical therapists.
Minister Cho stated, "Services that the public truly demands, such as the nursing and integrated care system, can only be completed when the various caregiving professions trust and cooperate as 'one team.' This applies not only within medical institutions but also outside, such as in long-term care facilities and the homes of patients and the elderly."
He added, "I am also concerned that conflicts between professions may arise within the nursing and integrated care services due to the National Assembly's approval of the Nursing Act."
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Minister Cho also conveyed his position to comprehensively review and reform the Medical Service Act and the legal framework related to care and long-term care to properly establish a medical, care, and caregiving system suitable for a super-aged society.
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