Primary care
Outpatient care system found lacking by study
Six in 10 patients say they don't feel their care plan is organized around all of their health and wellness needs, describing an outpatient care system that does not ensure continuity in care, according to the conclusions of the pilot phase of a study by the Health Services Organization and Evaluation Laboratory of the University of Athens in collaboration with the Organization for Quality Assu
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Bulgaria: GPs will no longer disclose their Mobile Phones
GPs are no longer required to disclose their mobile phones to be called at any time. In the evenings and at weekends, patients will be able to call medical practices with which their GP has contracted. The limits also fall for the referrals for dispensary patients.
Health reform starts in earnest
Health reform, one of the government's key priorities, is slowly taking shape starting with two bills unveiled by the Health Ministry on 4 April that deal with digitalisation of healthcare and governance of the ZZZS, the country's public health insurer.
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Long-term patients feel underserved
Six out of 10 patients suffering from long-term health problems in Greece do not have a health adviser and four in 10 are forced to follow treatment regimens that do not suit their needs, according to the preliminary findings of a new study.
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Long queues spotlight crisis in Slovenian healthcare
Long queues of patients lining up since early hours to sign up for a general practitioner at one of the units of the Ljubljana Community Health Centre have thrown spotlight on an acute crisis in Slovenia's healthcare.
Gov’t announces new regulation on health workers’ rights
The new regulation which will improve the rights and additional payments of health workers was published in the Official Gazette on Aug. 12.
Making a statement after the publication of the regulation, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said in his post on social media that additional payments will be made on the 15th of each month to health workers.
Health workers face attacks in Turkey’s south
Amid promises by the government to curb violence against medical staff, three health care workers in the Mediterranean province of Mersin's Mezitli district have been attacked recently by the family of a deceased COVID-19 patient.
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What’s Driving the Growing Demand for Nurse Practitioners?
According to research carried out by healthcare recruiter Merritt Hawkins, the nurse practitioner role was ranking in the top ten most recruited medical field positions for 2013 - which was the first time the profession made the firm's top twenty list.
Agreement on Health worth 500 million euros signed with World Bank, in presence of PM Dancila in NYC
Prime Minister Viorica Dancila held a meeting on Monday with representatives of the World Bank in New York, during her working visit to the United States, at the end of which was signed the Loan Agreement aimed at increasing the citizens' access to public primary health care services and at promoting preventive medical services, especially in less developed areas, worth 500 million euros.
Another 4-year Term For GPs To Acquire General Medicine
Another 4-year term for GPs to acquire General Medicine if they do not already have one. The Parliament extended the deadline, among with amendments to the Law on Medical Establishments, which the National Assembly adopted at first and then at the second reading.