Crisis summit to save health care: politics in duty!

Crisis summit to save health care: politics in duty!

Berlin, Deutschland - The healthcare industry in Austria is faced with an alarming budget problem! Kleine Zeitung reports that the Austrian medical association calls for a crisis summit in order to tackle the impending crisis. Steinhart, a leading member of the Medical Association, emphasizes that the immediate implementation of sustainable efficiency increases, ensuring financing and introducing a uniform service catalog are necessary to strengthen the solidarity health system.

Edgar Wutscher, Vice President of the Medical Association, makes it clear that the state is responsible for maintaining a solid healthcare system. He demands a crisis summit because the problems in the federal states are increasing and in some regions the ÖGK as a negotiating partner is completely absent. "It would be a certificate of poverty for a rich country like Austria if the solidarity of solidarity is ruined," warns Wutscher.

crisis summit and politician under pressure

The topic is similarly hot in Germany. Federal Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach has convened a crisis summit for January 9, in which he would like to exchange ideas with medical representatives about the challenges in outpatient care. The representatives of the general practitioner association, Markus Beier and Nicola Buhlinger-Göpfarth, remind Lauterbach of his commitments to debut general practitioners, but describe the situation as "absolutely unacceptable" if internal disputes hinder the implementation of these projects. They demand that the traffic lights meet their duty and implement the measures stated in the coalition agreement.

In addition, the general practitioners make it clear that these problems affect not only themselves, but also millions of patients who rely on high -quality care. They criticize the bureaucracy and demand that politics reduce the pressure on general medical care in order to effectively solve the problems prevailing in the healthcare system. Lauterbach must present an effective plan to support doctors who work in an increasingly difficult environment.