Overview
- The German Trade Union Federation (DGB) Saxony calls for a major shift in nursing policy, emphasizing sustainable financing and improved working conditions.
- Social associations in Saxony-Anhalt, including AWO and DRK, demand clear federal commitments to address escalating care costs and systemic uncertainty.
- Critics highlight that the coalition's care reform blueprint lacks actionable measures, leaving patients, staff, and providers in limbo.
- Under the current system, rising personnel costs are passed directly to care-dependent individuals, exacerbating financial insecurity.
- Saxony is projected to have the oldest population in Germany by 2030, intensifying the urgency for comprehensive and equitable care solutions.