Thousands of examples have come to light where the departure times of the Tallinn Ambulance Service were corrected 'on paper', investigative ETV show 'Pealtnägija' reported Wednesday, leading many staff members to feel as if they are taking part in fraudulent activity at their employer's behest. Management meanwhile claims the issue is one of IT tech.
Health problems can be treated during the holidays and emergency medical care in Tallinn is guaranteed and on-call pharmacies will be open during the Christmas and New Year period.
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Tallinn Ambulance Service will make vaccination for its staff mandatory and those who do not agree to have the coronavirus vaccine may have their contracts terminated. At least one care home is taking the same step.
Raul Adlas, head of Tallinn Ambulance Service, said being vaccinated is included in the qualification requirements for the position after a risk analysis was carried out. He said staff members only using personal protective equipment is not enough to keep patients safe. Our people find themselves in different situations, they work around the clock, they work with very different patients who can sometimes be very restless, Adlas told ETV s evening news program Aktuaalne kaamera (AK) on Thursday.