Federal District to hire PJ doctors to fill shift gaps

The Federal District Health Secretary, Juracy Lacerda, announced that the department will hire doctors through the legal entity model to fill gaps in on-call shifts.

During a press conference on the afternoon of July 16, Secretary Juracy Lacerda explained the decision. Previous attempts to call professionals from the reserve list and temporary contest had failed.

Hiring via PJ aims to price services at market value to attract doctors. The model is already used in other Brazilian states.

In pediatrics and neonatology, the initiative reduced deficits and improved shifts. PJ professionals will complement teams when the number of on-call staff falls short.

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Illustration of the emergency room at Akademiska Hospital showing staffing crisis with unfilled shifts.
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680 shifts still missing at Akademiska Hospital emergency

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Akademiska Hospital in Uppsala faces an ongoing staffing crisis in the emergency department. More than 680 work shifts remain unfilled for the summer despite some improvement.

Following criticism of poor continuity and medication errors at Hedemora health center, Region Dalarna is implementing changes.

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The National Health Superintendency demanded that Nueva EPS, Salud Total, Sanitas and EPS Sura implement urgent measures to cut medical appointment delays after recording thousands of complaints in July.

PT-DF leaders met with the federal police director general to request priority for Banco de Brasília in the return of funds from plea deals.

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