The Alliance of Chronic Patients in Romania proposes a national health pact, calling for 9% of GDP funding to improve access to treatment and care.
Ana Maria Eftene
Current Affairs
Foto: Facebook Alianta Pacientilor Cronici din Romania
Always see our news on Google
APCR draws attention to the health crisis, highlighting high mortality and low life expectancy in Romania. The National Health Pact aims at a cross-party political consensus for sustainable reforms, including institutional stability and equitable access to treatment. Among the proposed measures are the development of a modern emergency system, ensuring funding of 9% of GDP and involving patients in decisions. The APCR calls for strong action to address the problems of the health system and ensure fundamental rights for all citizens.
Sources
Latest News
17:20
European coffin manufacturers are asking the European Commission to investigate cheap imports from China, alleging unfair competition
17:16
Four people arrested in Croatia in an EPPO investigation into payment for works from EU funds
17:16
EU ministers call for national flexibility on electricity grid tariffs; Council targets position in December
17:14
The Court of Arbitration for Sport annuls Russia’s exclusion from the Ice Hockey World Championships
17:01
Alin Tișe, president of the Cluj County Council on behalf of the PNL: “I am more liberal than Bolojan. He needed the PSD to be elected head of Bihor”
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Current Affairs
The Chronic Patients’ Alliance is calling for urgent health-care funding and warning that treatments could be interrupted
Current Affairs
Horațiu Moldovan calls for multi-year budgeting and reforming medicine prices, warning of the risk of arrears in hospitals
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
