Alexandru Rafila, the spokesperson for the PSD, denounces the one-year postponement of the increase in the point value for doctors in outpatient clinics, considering it unacceptable for health reforms.

The spokesperson of the PSD, Alexandru Rafila, criticized the 'Trenuleț' Ordinance Project presented by the Government, emphasizing that the one-year delay in increasing the point for outpatient doctors is unacceptable.

Rafila, former Minister of Health, stated that this measure significantly affects the reform of health services, considering that approximately 10,000 doctors work in outpatient care, representing 20% of the total number of doctors in Romania. He argued that the underfunding of this sector makes the development of outpatient services impossible, which are essential for prevention and keeping doctors in the country. Rafila announced that he will not support the ordinance in Parliament, calling for serious discussions between the Government and the Ministry of Health to address these issues.