new law Nursing salaryWhich raised the category’s base salary to R$4,750, is a concern for public and private health institutions, due to a potential financial impact on the budget. According to the National Health Federation (CNSaúde), the excess may be passed on to the consumer, causing up to 12% increase in the monthly reimbursement of health plans.
Even entities in the health sector have applied to Federal Supreme Court (STF) He asks for a word comment. The rationale is that an increase in the budget means a decrease in the ability to care for patients, especially among families who need home care, home care.
According to the entities, this measure can also make it difficult to maintain charitable hospitals. For example, Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Belo Horizonte obtained an injunction ensuring that the unit would not be penalized for not laying the floor. The reason, according to Santa Casa, will be an excessive and unpredictable burden.
In an interview with O Tempo, the Regional Nursing Council of Minas Gerais (Coren-MG) stated that Error You want to correlate the increase in the floor with the possible new values charged by the operators.
Agency chief Maria do Socorro Pacheco Pina says the plans have other serious problems that also require resources, but operators cannot use the floor as a platform. Justify the monthly fee increase.
Plans must begin to see what will happen to them. Because today, if you go looking for help, you will see many complaints. Corinne rejects any claim by the HMO that its increases relate to minimum wages for nurses, who have always earned as little as possible. “It’s the most explored profession in Brazil,” said Maria do Socorro.
Also according to the head of the apparatus, the chapter is still awaiting the vote and approval of an amendment by Federal Rep. Carmen Zanotto (Citizenship-SC) which Determine the sources of funding for nursing salary.
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