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Tunisian public health sector struggles to heal itself
Overcrowded hospitals, exhausted staff and, disgruntled patients... Tunisia's public health sector is struggling to heal its many maladies.
published: 29 May 2017
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Coronavirus pandemic in Tunisia: Health system on brink of collapse
Last week one of the government's scientific advisers warned the #Tunisian #healthSystem was on the brink of collapse, with between 90-110 new patients in need of hospitalisation each day. Tunisia has only about 500 intensive care beds. Our team reports. #covid
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published: 30 Apr 2021
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Tunisian doctors sound the alarm on health system collapse
In Tunisia, young health practitioners who are registered with the National Order of Doctors say the public health sector is deteriorating and draining the capacities of young doctors in university hospitals. CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has those details.
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published: 06 Mar 2018
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Tunisia begins Covid vaccination with health care workers
Medical staff in Tunis on Saturday began to receive some of the first Covid jabs in Tunisia.
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published: 13 Mar 2021
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Tunisia’s health system ‘collapses’ under weight of pandemic
Tunisian President Kais Saied has ordered the armed forces to assume responsibility for Covid-19 vaccinations after the health ministry said the country's healthcare system had ‘collapsed’ as the delta variant spreads
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published: 12 Jul 2021
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Demonstrations in Tunis over economy and health system
(25 Jul 2021) Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the country's health, economic and social situation.
Thousands of people defied virus restrictions and scorching heat - more than 50 degrees Centigrade (122 degrees Farenheit) in some regions - to demonstrate in Tunis and other cities.
The mostly-young crowds chanted slogans calling for the dissolution of parliament and early elections.
The protests were called on the 64th anniversary of Tunisia's independence by a new group called the July 25 Movement.
"We protest in the name "No to the (Financial) compensation to the Ennahdha," said demostrator Mouna, who gave only her first name.
The Ennahdha party is seeking compensation as a result of what it...
published: 30 Jul 2021
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Tunisia President Saied dismisses speculations over his health
"The president is absent for two or three days, he gets a cold and that becomes a problem, a power vacuum? These people deserve nothing but contempt." Kais Saied, Tunisia's President
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published: 04 Apr 2023
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Tunisia orders lockdown amid 'worst' ever health crisis
Tunisia orders a partial lockdown from Sunday for the week-long Eid al-Fitr holidays, warning that any further increase in coronavirus infections could overwhelm specialist care facilities.
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published: 08 May 2021
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Youth mental health in marginalised regions of Tunisia
Together with young people, in Tunisia, we developed a plan for addressing their mental healthcare and psychological support needs and led an advocacy campaign to improve youth access to mental healthcare services. Through radio spots, theatre pieces and school interventions, we encouraged constructive dialogue to address the issues that impact youth mental health.
Thank you to our funders the Dutch MFA for supporting this project. You can find out more at: https://www.international-alert.org/publications/developing-an-agenda-for-mental-health-in-marginalised-areas-of-tunisia/
published: 15 Feb 2023
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Tunisia sacks health minister amid surge in virus cases
Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi fired health Minister Faouzi Mehdi, according to a statement, amid spiraling coronavirus cases in the North African country
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published: 20 Jul 2021
1:49
Tunisian public health sector struggles to heal itself
Overcrowded hospitals, exhausted staff and, disgruntled patients... Tunisia's public health sector is struggling to heal its many maladies.
Overcrowded hospitals, exhausted staff and, disgruntled patients... Tunisia's public health sector is struggling to heal its many maladies.
https://wn.com/Tunisian_Public_Health_Sector_Struggles_To_Heal_Itself
Overcrowded hospitals, exhausted staff and, disgruntled patients... Tunisia's public health sector is struggling to heal its many maladies.
- published: 29 May 2017
- views: 829
1:48
Coronavirus pandemic in Tunisia: Health system on brink of collapse
Last week one of the government's scientific advisers warned the #Tunisian #healthSystem was on the brink of collapse, with between 90-110 new patients in need ...
Last week one of the government's scientific advisers warned the #Tunisian #healthSystem was on the brink of collapse, with between 90-110 new patients in need of hospitalisation each day. Tunisia has only about 500 intensive care beds. Our team reports. #covid
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https://wn.com/Coronavirus_Pandemic_In_Tunisia_Health_System_On_Brink_Of_Collapse
Last week one of the government's scientific advisers warned the #Tunisian #healthSystem was on the brink of collapse, with between 90-110 new patients in need of hospitalisation each day. Tunisia has only about 500 intensive care beds. Our team reports. #covid
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- published: 30 Apr 2021
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2:09
Tunisian doctors sound the alarm on health system collapse
In Tunisia, young health practitioners who are registered with the National Order of Doctors say the public health sector is deteriorating and draining the capa...
In Tunisia, young health practitioners who are registered with the National Order of Doctors say the public health sector is deteriorating and draining the capacities of young doctors in university hospitals. CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has those details.
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https://wn.com/Tunisian_Doctors_Sound_The_Alarm_On_Health_System_Collapse
In Tunisia, young health practitioners who are registered with the National Order of Doctors say the public health sector is deteriorating and draining the capacities of young doctors in university hospitals. CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has those details.
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- published: 06 Mar 2018
- views: 276
0:52
Tunisia begins Covid vaccination with health care workers
Medical staff in Tunis on Saturday began to receive some of the first Covid jabs in Tunisia.
READ MORE : https://www.africanews.com/2021/03/13/tunisia-begins-c...
Medical staff in Tunis on Saturday began to receive some of the first Covid jabs in Tunisia.
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Medical staff in Tunis on Saturday began to receive some of the first Covid jabs in Tunisia.
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- published: 13 Mar 2021
- views: 336
2:00
Tunisia’s health system ‘collapses’ under weight of pandemic
Tunisian President Kais Saied has ordered the armed forces to assume responsibility for Covid-19 vaccinations after the health ministry said the country's healt...
Tunisian President Kais Saied has ordered the armed forces to assume responsibility for Covid-19 vaccinations after the health ministry said the country's healthcare system had ‘collapsed’ as the delta variant spreads
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https://wn.com/Tunisia’S_Health_System_‘Collapses’_Under_Weight_Of_Pandemic
Tunisian President Kais Saied has ordered the armed forces to assume responsibility for Covid-19 vaccinations after the health ministry said the country's healthcare system had ‘collapsed’ as the delta variant spreads
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- published: 12 Jul 2021
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2:18
Demonstrations in Tunis over economy and health system
(25 Jul 2021) Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the country's health, ...
(25 Jul 2021) Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the country's health, economic and social situation.
Thousands of people defied virus restrictions and scorching heat - more than 50 degrees Centigrade (122 degrees Farenheit) in some regions - to demonstrate in Tunis and other cities.
The mostly-young crowds chanted slogans calling for the dissolution of parliament and early elections.
The protests were called on the 64th anniversary of Tunisia's independence by a new group called the July 25 Movement.
"We protest in the name "No to the (Financial) compensation to the Ennahdha," said demostrator Mouna, who gave only her first name.
The Ennahdha party is seeking compensation as a result of what it claims were violations of many rights it was subjected to during the reign of Tunisian President Ben Ali.
Security forces deployed in large numbers, especially in Tunis where police blockades blocked all streets leading to the main artery of the capital, Avenue Bourguiba.
The avenue was a key site for the Tunisian revolution a decade ago that brought down a dictatorial regime and unleashed the Arab Spring uprisings.
Police also deployed around the parliament, preventing demonstrators from accessing it.
Police used tear gas to disperse some demonstrators throwing projectiles at officers and made several arrests.
Clashes also took place in several other towns, notably in Nabeul, Sousse, Kairouan, Sfax and Tozeur.
Protesters also stormed the offices of the Islamist movement Ennahdha, the dominant force in parliament.
Ennahdha has been seeking compensation from the state for the persecution of its members under previous regimes.
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https://wn.com/Demonstrations_In_Tunis_Over_Economy_And_Health_System
(25 Jul 2021) Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the country's health, economic and social situation.
Thousands of people defied virus restrictions and scorching heat - more than 50 degrees Centigrade (122 degrees Farenheit) in some regions - to demonstrate in Tunis and other cities.
The mostly-young crowds chanted slogans calling for the dissolution of parliament and early elections.
The protests were called on the 64th anniversary of Tunisia's independence by a new group called the July 25 Movement.
"We protest in the name "No to the (Financial) compensation to the Ennahdha," said demostrator Mouna, who gave only her first name.
The Ennahdha party is seeking compensation as a result of what it claims were violations of many rights it was subjected to during the reign of Tunisian President Ben Ali.
Security forces deployed in large numbers, especially in Tunis where police blockades blocked all streets leading to the main artery of the capital, Avenue Bourguiba.
The avenue was a key site for the Tunisian revolution a decade ago that brought down a dictatorial regime and unleashed the Arab Spring uprisings.
Police also deployed around the parliament, preventing demonstrators from accessing it.
Police used tear gas to disperse some demonstrators throwing projectiles at officers and made several arrests.
Clashes also took place in several other towns, notably in Nabeul, Sousse, Kairouan, Sfax and Tozeur.
Protesters also stormed the offices of the Islamist movement Ennahdha, the dominant force in parliament.
Ennahdha has been seeking compensation from the state for the persecution of its members under previous regimes.
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- published: 30 Jul 2021
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0:59
Tunisia President Saied dismisses speculations over his health
"The president is absent for two or three days, he gets a cold and that becomes a problem, a power vacuum? These people deserve nothing but contempt." Kais Saie...
"The president is absent for two or three days, he gets a cold and that becomes a problem, a power vacuum? These people deserve nothing but contempt." Kais Saied, Tunisia's President
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https://wn.com/Tunisia_President_Saied_Dismisses_Speculations_Over_His_Health
"The president is absent for two or three days, he gets a cold and that becomes a problem, a power vacuum? These people deserve nothing but contempt." Kais Saied, Tunisia's President
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- published: 04 Apr 2023
- views: 423
1:26
Tunisia orders lockdown amid 'worst' ever health crisis
Tunisia orders a partial lockdown from Sunday for the week-long Eid al-Fitr holidays, warning that any further increase in coronavirus infections could overwhel...
Tunisia orders a partial lockdown from Sunday for the week-long Eid al-Fitr holidays, warning that any further increase in coronavirus infections could overwhelm specialist care facilities.
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https://wn.com/Tunisia_Orders_Lockdown_Amid_'worst'_Ever_Health_Crisis
Tunisia orders a partial lockdown from Sunday for the week-long Eid al-Fitr holidays, warning that any further increase in coronavirus infections could overwhelm specialist care facilities.
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- published: 08 May 2021
- views: 493
2:10
Youth mental health in marginalised regions of Tunisia
Together with young people, in Tunisia, we developed a plan for addressing their mental healthcare and psychological support needs and led an advocacy campaign ...
Together with young people, in Tunisia, we developed a plan for addressing their mental healthcare and psychological support needs and led an advocacy campaign to improve youth access to mental healthcare services. Through radio spots, theatre pieces and school interventions, we encouraged constructive dialogue to address the issues that impact youth mental health.
Thank you to our funders the Dutch MFA for supporting this project. You can find out more at: https://www.international-alert.org/publications/developing-an-agenda-for-mental-health-in-marginalised-areas-of-tunisia/
https://wn.com/Youth_Mental_Health_In_Marginalised_Regions_Of_Tunisia
Together with young people, in Tunisia, we developed a plan for addressing their mental healthcare and psychological support needs and led an advocacy campaign to improve youth access to mental healthcare services. Through radio spots, theatre pieces and school interventions, we encouraged constructive dialogue to address the issues that impact youth mental health.
Thank you to our funders the Dutch MFA for supporting this project. You can find out more at: https://www.international-alert.org/publications/developing-an-agenda-for-mental-health-in-marginalised-areas-of-tunisia/
- published: 15 Feb 2023
- views: 29
1:20
Tunisia sacks health minister amid surge in virus cases
Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi fired health Minister Faouzi Mehdi, according to a statement, amid spiraling coronavirus cases in the North African country
REA...
Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi fired health Minister Faouzi Mehdi, according to a statement, amid spiraling coronavirus cases in the North African country
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Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi fired health Minister Faouzi Mehdi, according to a statement, amid spiraling coronavirus cases in the North African country
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- published: 20 Jul 2021
- views: 185