Alexandru Rogobete stated that the Ministry of Health is not discussing the reduction of medication compensation and that it will consult with all relevant stakeholders before any changes.
Andreea Lificiu
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Alexandru Rogobete emphasized that the Ministry of Health has not initiated any public debate regarding the reduction of the level of compensation for medications. He rejected the information that appeared in the public space about possible increases in costs for patients with chronic diseases. The minister stated that the ministry's goal is to support patients' access to treatments and to promote generic medications. Any changes to the lists of compensated medications will be made after consultations with all relevant stakeholders.
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Rogobete: Ministerul Sănătăţii nu a iniţiat niciun act normativ ca să se reducă nivelul de compensare al medicamentelor
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Alexandru Rogobete: Ministerul Sănătăţii, la acest moment, nu are în dezbatere publică şi nu a iniţiat niciun act normativ prin care să se reducă nivelul de compensare al medicamentelor
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