Five-day doctors' strike in the Balearics: why waiting lists are growing
Why Mallorca’s Waiting Lists Are Rising After the Doctors’ Strike
Thousands of cancelled appointments in Mallorca are adding pressure to an already stretched health system.
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Why are waiting lists in Mallorca getting longer after the doctors' strike?
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Will cancelled hospital appointments in Mallorca be rescheduled after the strike?
Yes, the appointments should be rescheduled, but delays are likely.
How many operations and appointments were cancelled in Mallorca during the doctors' strike?
Hundreds of operations and more than 15,000 consultations and tests were cancelled in Mallorca.
Could doctors' strikes in Mallorca happen again every month?
If talks fail, the strike could recur once a month.
What should patients in Palma do if their hospital appointment was cancelled?
Patients should wait for rescheduling information and contact the clinic if the case is time-sensitive.
Why are Mallorca doctors protesting the working-time reform from Madrid?
Doctors say long shifts and on-call duties are not being fairly counted as working time.
How does the doctors' strike affect emergency care in Mallorca?
Delayed routine care can push more patients into emergency and primary care services.
What are the main effects of the doctors' strike on healthcare in Mallorca?
The strike is causing cancellations, delays and more pressure on the island’s health system.
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