The Tisza Government Is Planning a Big Change for Family Doctors.
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The State Secretary responsible for primary care at the Ministry of Health told RTL News about the plans.
The Tisza government would modify the mandatory on-call system for family doctors: exemptions will be possible in certain life situations, and they also plan to increase the hourly on-call fee, the state secretary responsible for the area told RTL Híradó. He spoke about the change after a 74-year-old family doctor, who was previously assigned to mandatory on-call duty, won a lawsuit, but was no longer able to serve the sentence.
A family doctor died before his lawsuit over the medical on-call system was completed - The government is planning an amendment, easing the conditions.
The government would amend the mandatory on-call system for family doctors, which the Fidesz government changed four years ago, despite professional protests. The post Family doctors suffering from serious illnesses or pregnant women would be exempted from the approaching on-call system first appeared on 24.hu.
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