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Chronic Patients May Report Care Problems Anonymously

Area V of Health, which serves Yecla and Jumilla, has begun to collect information directly from its chronic patients. The objective is to detect doubts, deficiencies and possible areas of improvement within the healthcare they receive. The data will be obtained through an anonymous questionnaire available in the health centers and also in [...]
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Area V of Health, which serves Yecla and Jumilla, has begun to collect information directly from its chronic patients. The objective is to detect doubts, deficiencies and possible areas of improvement within the healthcare they receive. The data will be obtained through an anonymous questionnaire available in the health centers and also in [...]

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elperiodicodeyecladeyecla.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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