US EditionMilei Would Privatize Five Major Hospitals in the Province
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Four are in the Conurbano and one inside.
The National Federation of Health Workers and Workers (FESINTRAS) expressed concern at the statements of the national government regarding a possible change in the management model of the SAMIC hospitals, which could include private management schemes inspired by the so-called “Spanish system”. From the entity they warned that this possibility represents a risk to the public, state and integral nature of the health system, and could affect unive…
FESINTRAS DECLARATION Deep concern about the possibility of the Buenos Aires SAMIC hospitals going to private management: “Represents a serious threat to the public, state and integral nature of the health system” From the National Federation of Health Workers and Workers (FESINTRAS) we express our deep concern at the statements of the Government ...
The national government is studying the application of a private management system in five large hospitals located in Buenos Aires territory - four in the city and one in the interior - which it administers jointly with the Province, whereby users should pay a capita to access care. The novelty already generates union rejection: The Federation of Health Workers warned that universal access to the system would be put at risk. The hospitals involv…
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