The College of Physicians Asks the Prime Minister Appointed Luca Niculescu for Urgent Reforms in Health. What Happens with Salaries and the Payment of the Guards
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Colegiul Medicilor din România (CMR) a prezentat, într-o scrisoare deschisă, șapte priorități care să fie incluse în capitolul „Sănătate” al Programului de guvernare. Potrivit Biroului Executiv al CMR, reforma sănătății trebuie să lege finanțarea și infrastructura de resursa umană, pentru a proteja calitatea actului medical și accesul pacienților la servicii. „CMR formlează aceste propuneri în […] The post CMR prezintă 7 priorități strategice pe…
Salaries, rent support, fair remuneration of guards, facilities in hospitals. There are only a few of the reforms that doctors, through the Romanian College of Physicians, ask of the Prime Minister appointed Luca Niculescu.
The Romanian College of Physicians asks the Prime Minister appointed Luca Niculescu to include in the future program of governance important reforms for the health system. Among the main requirements are the correct payment of guards, improvement of hospital conditions, support for doctors working in deficit areas and the elaboration of a new Health Law. The requests were transmitted through a [...]
The Romanian College of Physicians today sent a public letter to the Prime Minister appointed Luca Niculescu, asking him to include, in short, a series of issues in the new government program. The letter has seven chapters, starting with the...
Salaries, rent support, fair remuneration of guards, facilities in hospitals. There are only a few of the reforms that doctors, through the Romanian College of Physicians, ask of the Prime Minister appointed Luca Niculescu. What reforms does the College of Physicians require of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu designated
The College of Physicians (CMR) has sent an open letter to the prime minister, with a list of seven points, considered urgent problems to be solved. "The essential priority", as those at CMR call it, is the provision of human resources in the health system.
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