Marcos Administration Focuses on Boosting Healthcare Workforce and Improving Nurse Conditions
President Marcos Jr. announced initiatives to address the Philippines' nursing shortage, including improving nurse-to-patient ratios, filling vacant positions, and expanding training opportunities. The administration is also increasing allowances for healthcare workers and introducing new educational programs.
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