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Nina Böhmer has been working in nursing since she was sixteen. She enjoys her job a lot. Actually. But when the already poor working conditions for the nursing staff worsened again during the Corona crisis, she burst her collar. She publishes a message of anger on Facebook in which she explains why she cannot understand many political decisions and why she somehow finds it a mockery when suddenly applause from balconies is heard from her. - Where was he actually before? And why was it over so quickly? Nina Böhmer takes us to the front of her everyday professional life and gets to the heart of it: Profitability must not be the sole yardstick of our health system. It has to be about the best possible treatment of the patients and at the same time about the people who professionally care for the sick and those in need of care. Her book is also about sexism in the workplace, barely tenable conditions during training, the non-stop burden in everyday life and bureaucracy at work, as well as the model of 'leasing' caregivers. Rebellious, critical, true - a book about the inadequacies of politics, but also about why for Nina Böhmer, despite everything, her job is the most beautiful in the world.
Julia Steinigeweg / Agentur Focus