Calls for medical appointments only shown to MAM
Calls for medical appointments are recieved by the Medical Association of malta but not by the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses.
2 September 2012, 12:00am
Nestor Laiviera
Nestor Laiviera
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MAM president Martin Balzan.
Although the Public Service Commission (PSC) had announced that it no longer sent calls for application for medical appointments to sectorial unions, the Medical Association of Malta (MAM) still recieves such applications.
However, the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses does not recieve such notifications.
Talking to Sunday newspaper Illum, MAM's president Martin Balzan and MUMN president Paul Pace confirmed that while Mam "sometimes' recieve such calls from the PSC, MUMN has not recieved any in three years.
Recently, the PSC's annual report revealed that a number of persons appointed as medical consultants did not have the neccessery qualifications.
This caused a public uproar and the Labour Party called for an inquiry into the cases.
Read the full story on today's edition of Illum
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Kukkanja shiha. Dawn huma "the sacred calves of society", Jaghmlu li jridu, meta jridu u kif iridu. Ejja niftakru li l-ahhar agreement li l-MAM ffirmat mal-Gvern lejlet l-ahhar elezzjoni qatt ma sar pubbliku. Dan huwa l-istess agreement li l-ex Minitru tas-Sahha ddiskriva bhala wiehed hazin! Veru qeghdin tajbin!
