Iceland’s main hospital, Landspítali, is severely understaffed, according to a recent report from the National Audit Office. The hospital is operating below planned staffing levels, with hundreds of key positions left unfilled. This includes 50 full-time nurses, 30 doctors, 14 midwives—and most strikingly, around 380 paramedics. The Paramedics Society of Iceland, known in Icelandic as […]
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