Tornados in Germany are increasing sharply

Which brings us back to the edge of the hospital. The pay for very, very many nurses in this country is still poor, and no, not everyone can just start working in a hospital. Otherwise, the entire huge sector of outpatient care, which is extremely important, would also collapse. However, at the moment this is again somehow far from tornadoes...

Emergency departments are often attached to hospitals. Nurses there receive the same base salaries as those working inpatient. I haven't found any statistics on this, but from my gut feeling, nurses make up a very large share in hospitals and not a small one, as you claim. But feel free to provide a statistic to convince me otherwise. And by the way, there is the IPREG in rehabilitation clinics. Similar to PpSG. So they are covered by it as well.

The best thing for future generations would be if we finally got off our lazy asses and forgot our selfish attitude.

That sounds very sarcastic in a construction forum and with a single-family house. I would suggest selling everything and becoming a hermit. But a little selfishness is good, as long as you don't restrict yourself too much.

Outpatient clinics are often attached to hospitals. There, the nursing staff receive the same basic salaries as those who work inpatient. I haven’t found any statistics on this, but instinctively, nurses in hospitals make up a very large proportion and not a small one, as you claim. However, feel free to provide a statistic to convince me otherwise. And by the way, there is the IPREG in rehabilitation clinics. Similar to PpSG. So they are covered just the same.

I don’t know a single outpatient nursing service here that is affiliated with a hospital. The ones I see driving around are independent private companies, where I know that the nurses earn €16-17 gross per hour.
And where did I say that hospitals make up a small proportion? Please read more carefully.

That sounds very malicious in a construction forum and with a single-family house. I would suggest selling everything and becoming a hermit. But a little selfishness is good, as long as you don’t restrict yourself too much.

You are completely right. but also. That is the crux. In order for the human species to be compatible with the ecosystem, we would have to live like early humans. Or at least like in the Stone Age. But of course, that is neither desired nor possible. Therefore, everyone should also look for themselves what they can contribute to stopping or at least slowing down climate change and species extinction. For such weather events like tornadoes in Germany or extreme floods are definitely a consequence of climate change, whereby anthropogenic changes to the environment (infrastructures) also play a role. Unfortunately, there are people who do not want to see or cannot see these connections. As I wrote above, the topic is naturally unpopular in a house building forum. But I think there is also an opportunity with a single-family house with its own garden to contribute to climate and species protection. That has also already been said by others here.

I don't know a single outpatient nursing service here that is attached to a hospital. The ones I see driving around are private companies on their own, where I know that the nurses earn 16-17€ gross per hour. And where did I say that the hospital would make up a small part? Please read more carefully.

16-17 € per hour x 173.33 hours per month, you're at almost 3,000 € gross. Plus allowances for night shifts, weekend shifts, further training... It is not uncommon to reach 4,000 € gross. With us, the average salary of a nursing specialist is about 3,900 € gross.

Hospitals are allowed to pay a maximum of TVöD due to legislation, and many do so, and others follow suit. They would be stupid if this were not the case, because we get it 100% refinanced (nursing budget). With us, there are 6 hospitals in the group and 5 of them have outpatient clinics. The nurses receive the salary structures of the nurses from the hospital. So I can report to you from about 700 nurses who are employed with us. We are the largest training company in Brandenburg with over 300 training places for health professions. Of these, about 100 are for specialist nursing staff, and the classes are always full.

Oh man now the next scare is being driven through the village: climate change ... there have always been flood disasters and storms in Germany as well ... in NRW back then all our cars and windows were completely smashed ... a few years ago the oil was supposedly empty so you were only allowed to drive every other day ... I don't want to deny that we humans have to take care of nature and the environment, but in 2009 weather maps on the Tagesschau were marked with 36 degrees in green and a shining sun ... today the map is red just because it sometimes reaches 30 degrees ....

cool, with that you have basically repeated the position of the A.f.D almost 1:1, congratulations. One should really engage a bit with the subject matter. Yes, there were extreme weather conditions in the past as well. Due to climate change they just occur much more frequently. That is a fact! You should be able to distinguish between weather and climate. But the main thing is to fall back on your position, it's much more convenient when you don't have to change anything in your behavior... After all, you have the right argumentation for it. Who cares what science says.