Health Care: Bundestag Decides on Emergency Care Reform
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The Federal Parliament has agreed to the government's plans to better manage patient care while at the same time reducing the burden on emergency care and emergency services.
Emergency services and emergency services are to be relieved, patients are to be sent to the right doctor more quickly: the Bundestag decided by a large majority on Thursday to reform emergency care. In the future, emergency services could "focus on the cases that really need rapid help", said Federal Minister of Health Carsten Linnemann (CDU). While the health insurance companies welcomed the reform overall, they see patient protectors critical…
Hundreds of patients with calls flood the 112 or the clinics of the clinics. Now the federal government is launching an overdue reform – to help those with whom it is really rushing.
After a long negotiation, the Bundestag has declared itself in favour of a reform of emergency care in Germany. Emergency rescue will in future be classified as a benefit in kind of the statutory health insurance.
Patients should be better controlled by the health care system in an emergency. After long debates, the Bundestag has decided on an emergency reform – and improved another law.
Green health politicians Dahmen praises the emergency reform, but warns: Without sufficient medical appointments, good approaches could go to nothing. The German government's tobacco tax plans do not go far enough for him.
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