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Many people in Europe rely on 24-hour care at home. But what to do when the caregivers can no longer come?


The borders are closed, the supply of old people is at risk. Many nurses no longer come to their workplaces. The EU wants to take countermeasures.
Vienna Airport has long been closed to normal passenger traffic, but two planes from Sofia and Timisoara landed there at the beginning of the week. 231 predominantly female nurses from Bulgaria and Romania were received in the orphaned arrival hall. They flew in hastily for emergency use in home care in Austria. A total of 33,000 people in need of care in the country rely on 24-hour care at home. The vast majority of this is ensured by nurses from Eastern and Southeastern Europe who come to the country for a rotation of two or four weeks each. The border closings and quarantine regulations in the Corona crisis, however, raise acute concerns about the collapse of this system.
And not just in Austria. The pandemic is jeopardizing the care of old people at home all over Europe because nurses can no longer go to them – or have fled the respective country in the direction of home.
In the meantime, the EU has also noticed that the movement of people is as important to the European Union as that of goods. “Thousands of men and women have to cross EU borders on their way to work,” said European Commissioner for Employment Nicolas Schmit. “We are jointly responsible for ensuring that we do not put any obstacles in their way.”
The EU Commission aims to use guidelines to make the Member States easier for these workers to cross the border. This applies to harvest helpers, medical staff – but also to childcare or elderly care workers. “The Commission urges Member States to enable rapid border procedures for these workers,” the guidelines said. For example, Member States could open up special traces at the borders. Another way are “special stickers” that are recognized by neighboring states. Health controls should not be stricter for foreign workers than for local people working in the same jobs.
In principle, for example, Austria has agreed with its neighboring countries on exemptions for people who work in health and care professions. You can enter if you have a health certificate up to four days old. One problem, however, is that test capacities are often lacking in the home countries. Another difficulty is that nurses in Hungary and Slovakia, for example, have to go into a 14-day quarantine when they return, provided that they were not only deployed in the immediate border area. The situation is particularly complicated for nurses from Romania and Bulgaria because Hungary does not allow them to travel to Austria. Therefore, the airlift has now been set up for them with two machines from Austrian Arlines.
After landing, the urgently needed 231 helpers now have to be quarantined for two weeks. After that, they are to be used primarily in Lower Austria. There, according to the Ministry of Social Affairs, they want to “motivate them to stay as long as possible, at least four to six weeks”. A bonus is planned for the wages.
The newspaper appreciates in Poland Gazeta Wyborcza, that at least 300,000 Poles – mostly women – work as doctors, nurses and nurses in German hospitals, old people’s homes and private households. There are also tens of thousands of other forces from other countries in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. With his company Eurovest Deutsche Pflegevermittlung from Rottendorf in Bavaria, Thomas Eisner has been providing care workers from Romania and Bulgaria, Slovakia and Poland to Germany for 17 years; it is usually several hundred a year. “Now all countries are closed – only with Poland is something still possible,” he says.
But flights and trains no longer operate, and bus companies that previously brought Poland to work in Germany no longer operate; private minibus operators have also shutdown operations. In addition, many Poles who previously worked in Germany themselves have old parents or relatives at home: they should no longer take to the streets since April 1 and are now dependent on the help of their relatives.
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The recruitment of Polish forces is made difficult by the fact that the Polish government has tightened the quarantine conditions: Every Pole who returns to the country must go into quarantine for 14 days, as well as all members of his household. This also applies to commuters.
Many Polish doctors, nurses or nurses have worked in neighboring Brandenburg or Saxony and commuted back and forth. In the Prenzlau district hospital in Uckermark, the 14-day quarantine obligation for commuters met 22 Polish doctors – “half of all doctors there,” said spokesman Andreas Gericke.
The solution to the crisis: The hospital rented hotel rooms for all Polish doctors. “All Polish colleagues accepted this offer, initially for the next 14 days,” says Gericke. “Then we have to see how it goes on.” The state governments in Brandenburg and Saxony are now paying daily living grants for previously commuting nursing staff from Poland or the Czech Republic so that they can initially stay in Germany.
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