CNAS will implement a system whereby patients will be informed by SMS or e-mail about the medical services received and will be able to request further details
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The President of CNAS, Horațiu Moldovan, announced that patients will receive information by SMS or e-mail about the medical services they have received. An online platform for medical appointments will also be created, interoperable with existing systems. In addition, hospitals will report the real costs of services, and the CNAS is working on a new methodology for evaluating medicines. There are also plans to increase the billing of medical services for family doctors, in favor of payment per service.
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Președintele CNAS, anunț care îi vizează pe toți pacienții: Ce se întâmplă după ce vor beneficia de serviciile medicale
Pacienții vor fi informaţi prin SMS sau e-mail privind serviciile medicale de care au beneficiat, anunță președintele CNAS
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Moldovan (CNAS): Pacienţii vor fi informaţi prin SMS privind serviciile medicale de care au beneficiat
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