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Budapest Psychiatrists Cancel Voluntary Overtime Work, Mass Departures Possible
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Due to the shortage of psychiatrists and management problems, the current on-call system may become unsustainable. Specialists will no longer take on the extra burden from April 2026.
Budapest psychiatrists are canceling voluntary overtime work, mass departures are possible - The Hungarian Medical Chamber has formulated professional expectations.
All psychiatrists in Budapest will stop voluntarily taking on extra work in order to put pressure on the ministry to replace the director general of the Gyula Nyírő National Institute of Psychiatry and Addiction.
The Hungarian Medical Chamber announced that psychiatrists working in the capital will unanimously cancel their voluntary overtime work in on-call care. Budapest psychiatrists will unanimously ... ...
Previously, a hundred psychiatrists had demanded that Ézsi Robin, who previously ran a magic training academy, be fired.
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