The Romanian government has approved free HPV vaccination for young people between 11 and 26 years of age, paid for by CNAS, and rules for the control of medical infections.
Adrian Rusu
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Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete has announced the approval of a regulatory framework that extends free access to HPV vaccination to young people, including boys, aged between 11 and 26. The vaccine will be covered by the National Health Insurance House, facilitating access to this essential treatment. Also approved were four categories of rules for the control of healthcare-associated infections, essential for the protection of patients and healthcare workers, helping to improve the quality of health services.
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Rogobete anunţă că a fost aprobat cadrul normativ pentru extinderea accesului gratuit la vaccinarea anti-HPV pentru tineri, inclusiv băieţi, cu vârste între 11 şi 26 de ani/ Au fost aprobate norme pentru controlul infecţiilor asociate asistenţei medicale
Măsuri majore în spitale: transparență, performanță și acces extins la vaccinarea anti-HPV, anunțate de ministrul Alexandru Rogobete
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