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The Ratio of Nurses in Seville Is Below the Andalusian, National and European Average
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The Ratios Report of the General Nursing Council reveals that the province has only 5.37 nurses per 1,000 inhabitants, less than the Andalusian average The lack of nurses is a chronic disease in Andalusia
More than 1000 nurses have requested to go abroad in 2025, according to the General Nursing Council.
Since the organization that represents the more than 353,000 nurses and nurses in Spain, the ratios report 2024 has been presented, which shows, once again, that the situation remains almost the same as previous years. Currently, the Spanish ratio stands at 6.36 nurses per thousand inhabitants. Although in one year it has increased six hundredths (that was 6.30 in 2023), it is an imperceptible increase compared to the figures that should be reac…
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