Giffey's Ministry shoots an evil own goal with a mini-series: "Violates professional ethics" - Corona heroes appalled

The “honorary care” failed for many.

“Horrible” and “nonsense” is the predominant conclusion in the social networks.

The miniseries should be an incentive for nursing training.

• Getting young people enthusiastic about care: That is the goal of the family ministry's training offensive.

• A new mini-series in the “Fack Ju Göthe” style is not well received.

• Meanwhile there is even a petition against the series “Ehrenpflegas”.

Berlin - There are five short, around six-minute episodes of a

on Youtube that

bring

family

(SPD *) into the house.

is the catchphrase that is currently attracting a lot of criticism and has now even led to a petition.

The series has been on

a week

online and is intended to create incentives for the nursing profession.

But in the eyes of many nurses, that doesn't work at all.

In short, the viewer accompanies two young women and a young man in their everyday life at the

and in the practice area.

The aim is to pick up young people in their world.

But how do you meet their worldview?

With “Fack Ju Göthe”?

Check out this post on Instagram

Today our five-part miniseries #Ehrenpflegas with Lena Klenke, Lisa Viscari and Danilo Kamperidis celebrated its premiere in Berlin.

With this we are now informing young people about the #care profession and the new #care training.

The series is now online on our YouTube channel.

A post shared by BMFSFJ (@bmfsfj) on Oct 12, 2020 at 6:06 am PDT

“Ehrenpflegas”: Create an incentive for nursing training - familiar faces should help

In any case, the videos are shot in exactly this style.

Developed and produced the format “Zum golden Hirschen Berlin” and “365 Sherpas” in cooperation with “Constantin Television”

for the

Affairs.

The

are probably known to some:

, herself from “Fack Ju Göthe”,

known from “How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)” and “Dark” actress

.

What Vicari hopes for with the videos: "Above all, to pay attention to this profession and to give a little bit of care workers a stage to inspire even more people to take up this profession," says the actress in a short commercial for the series.

The new

started in early 2020

.

A

is intended to attract more trainees.

The new videos are part of it.

"The film is also an additional opportunity to address young people in an unconventional way," says Minister Giffey in the commercial on pflegeausbildung.net.

Mini series for care: “Horrible!

What should be conveyed here? "

Giffey probably describes the videos

because they do not provide any technical lists of background information about the training, but rather focus on comedy and a youthful style of language.

For some care representatives, however, this goes way too far.

Negative postings are increasing

in the

.

Those affected in nursing feel “ripped off”.

"Bullshit" and "a slap in the face of all professional caregivers" are the clips.

"Terrible!

What should be conveyed here?

Care is a catchment basin for less educated people? ”Asks a user on YouTube.

In fact, there are few

in the fictional episodes

.

The first clip, for example, briefly talks about the new, generalist nursing training: “Well, there is one thing I didn't understand: So if you want to help sick people in the hospital, and you want to help children, and me old people, why are we in a class?” A Boris, the trainee in the 1st class at the nursing school, reveals a look at a brochure: “The generalist nursing training includes nursing, child nursing and care for the elderly.” His reaction: “Generalistic, cool.

General sounds cool, like Panzer General. "

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Franziska Giffey (SPD), Federal Minister for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth, is sitting at the premiere of the mini-video series "Ehrenpflegas" in the Delphi-Palast cinema. 

© Britta Pedersen / dpa-Zentralbild / dpa

“Ehrenpflegas”: “The big reality check” on the consequences - making care attractive

And when

it comes to

remuneration, episode two does not go into depth.

Boris' question: “How much is that?” - “Over a thousand.” - “What ?!

I don't even get that much if I sell 200 e-cigarettes, ”he replies, stunned.

In addition to the

, an episode entitled “The Great Reality Check” is also running on Youtube, in which two trainees and a nurse talk about the content of the episodes.

They talk about their first day at school, their relationship with the teachers, but also about their first deaths.

Regarding the third point, the “Ehrenpflegas” says: “A bit like Game of Thrones”.

Franz-Jakob Lorentz explains in the reality check: "I think she also alludes to it a bit with" Game of Thrones "because you build a certain connection to your characters." In American fantasy Series popular personalities die again and again.

Video: Nursing emergency - a Heidelberg nurse in conversation

Browser Ballet, a satirical format from

, sums up the current discussion about

Twitter

.

Nursing employees are always asking for more staff, more money and better training conditions.

A series on Youtube comes back with “Ehrenpflegas”.

For many who do hard work every day, as has been shown again in Corona times, apparently a slap in the face

BMFSFJ: "We want to make the nursing profession more attractive!"

Trainees: "Cool! More money and more staff?"

BMFSFJ: "..."

Trainees: "Better working conditions?"

BMFSFJ: "..."

BMFSFJ: "Here is a cringe Youtube series." # Ehrenpflegas #Pflege #ausbildung

- Browser Ballet (@browserballett) October 13, 2020

Federal associations also distance themselves.

From the point of view of the

the web miniseries “Ehrenpflegas” fails to achieve its stated goal of counteracting the shortage of skilled workers and promoting new forms of training.

“The series does not even begin to reflect the professional profile of nurses.

Rather, the job

requirements outlined violate the self-image,

and professionalism of the profession, ”says Sarah Lukuc, board member of the Federal Association of Nursing Management.

The

calls for the "immediate

the honorary care campaign" as well as a statement from Giffey and Health Minister Jens Spahn (CDU *) on the project.

It encounters "cross-professional incomprehension".

By Tuesday afternoon, over 10,500 people had already signed.