Minister of Health: In No Way Do Hospitals in Romania Close
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Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete announced Monday evening that hospitals in Romania will not be closed, but the authorities will focus on the development of the network of outpatients. The official explained that about 80% of patients arriving at the hospital need analysis, consultations or treatment adjustments, services that can be offered without hospitalization. In this context, the admission of patients for two to three days only for inve…
The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, assured that no hospitals will be closed in Romania, but the network of outpatients will develop, because 80 percent of the patients who come to the hospital do this for analysis, treatment adjustment or a simple consultation. The admission of patients 2-3 days for anaizes is not sustainable.
The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, issued a clear warning: hospitals will not close in any form. The statement was made in an interview offered for [...] Post Alexandru Rogobete: Hospitals do not close, says the minister appears first in Fierbinți Bridges.
Minister of Health Alexandru Rogobete said Monday evening that no hospitals will be closed in Romania. He explained that the ministry will continue to invest in the development of specialist ambulances and day hospitalisation, in order to reduce the number of interns that are not needed. "Under no circumstances are hospitals closed. That's what I mean [...] Article Minister of Health: "Under no way do hospitals close up first time in the PS News.
The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, said Monday evening that no hospitals will be closed in Romania. He explained that the ministry will continue to invest in the development of specialist ambulances and day hospitalisation, in order to reduce the number of interns that are not needed, conveys Mediafax. Alexandru Rogobete: "There is no form of closure of hospitals. [...]
Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete said on Monday evening that hospitals will not be closed in Romania. He explained that the ministry will continue to invest in the development of specialist ambulances and day hospitalisation, in order to reduce the number of interns that are not needed.
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