“In general, we need to look at public and private healthcare. We always say, “Here, give us equal conditions and so on.” Are the conditions equal? Probably, something also depends on pricing and price,” the head of state added.
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In Belarus, it is proposed to tighten the requirements for private health workers, and the relevant amendments to the licensing law have been introduced at the meeting of Alexander Lukashenko, which provides for an increase in the length of service in a public institution from 3 to 7 years, which allows for work in a private clinic, and to make it mandatory to have at least one category, including for middle-level health-care workers.
“In general, we need to look at public and private healthcare. We always say, “Here, give us equal conditions and so on.” Are the conditions equal? Probably, something also depends on pricing and price,” the head of state added.