Did you know that recently another law came into force that brings important changes for nursing professionals?
This is Law 14.602/23, which was published in the Official Gazette on June 21 and establishes the obligation of hospitals, both public and private, in providing exclusive resting spaces for nurses, midwives, technicians and nursing assistants.
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These rest spaces must meet a series of requirements to ensure the well-being and comfort of these professionals.
According to the new law, environments must be airy, with adequate ventilation and equipment that guarantee the rest of professionals.
Among these equipment, bathrooms, appropriate furniture and other items that offer thermal and acoustic comfort stand out.
It is also essential that the space is compatible with the number of professionals who are on duty on a daily basis, thus ensuring adequate conditions for the necessary rest.
The rule established by Law 14602/23 amends Law 7498/86, which already regulated the practice of nursing. This update is a significant step forward in valuing and caring for professionals in this area, which is so fundamental to health and well-being of the population.
The initiative for the project came from former Senator Valdir Raupp, from Rondônia, and was approved both in the Chamber of Deputies, through Bill 4998/16, and in the Senate.
According to its authors, this new measure seeks to provide better working and resting conditions for nursing professionals, recognizing the importance of their work and the physical and emotional strain they face daily.
After all, these professionals are responsible for caring for patients in delicate situations, requiring constant dedication and attention.
This change reflects an important step towards ensuring the respect and appreciation of healthcare professionals. nursing, promoting more adequate working conditions and contributing to high-quality health care. quality.
It is essential that society and health institutions recognize the fundamental role played by healthcare professionals. nursing and support initiatives like this one, which seek to provide a more humane and welcoming environment for these heroes of health.
