The National Health Insurance House (CNAS) guarantees continuous access to treatments for oncology patients by redistributing funds to cover the necessary medications.
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The CNAS has confirmed that oncology patients benefit from uninterrupted treatments, monitoring the use of the allocated budget. In the context of the funding deficit for oncology medications, CNAS has redistributed 405 million lei to cover the necessary costs. The president of CNAS has requested an analysis of the National Oncology Program, which has shown the proper functioning of the system, with only a few specific issues in some medical units. CNAS remains responsive to patients' signals to ensure access to treatments.
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CNAS: Tratamentele pentru pacienţii oncologici sunt asigurate fără întreruperi
CNAS: Nu există discontinuități în tratamentul bolnavilor oncologici
CNAS: Nu există discontinuităţi în tratamentul pacienţilor oncologici / Au fost semnalate probleme în unităţi sanitare din şapte judeţe şi din Bucureşti, dar s-a intervenit / Obligaţii în valoare de 2,8 miliarde lei, scadente
Pacienții oncologici beneficiază de tratamente neîntrerupte: CNAS alocă 405 milioane lei pentru medicamente
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