CSIF warns that attacks on health care workers in Sescam have risen 64% since 2019

The Government of Castilla-La Mancha is working on a project to renew and update the security measures installed in primary health care centres, as announced on Friday by Sescam's managing director, Alberto Jara, before chairing the plenary session of the Observatory on Violence to prevent attacks on health care personnel.

The Government of Castilla-La Mancha "is working" on a project to renew and update the security measures installed in primary health care centers. This was announced this Friday by the managing director of SESCAM, Alberto Jara, before chairing the plenary session of the Observatory on Violence to prevent attacks on health care personnel.

The latest data from the Sescam Conflict Registry (REC) recorded 696 incidents last year, 50 more than in 2023.