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Bastonary Calls for Differentiated Measures for Areas Lacking Doctors

The order of doctors' batonarium, Carlos Cortes, today defended a differentiated plan to fix professionals in areas such as the Alentejo Coast, where 30% of the population does not have support in primary health care.

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According to the batonarium of the Order of Physicians, 30% of the population of the Litoral Alentejano has no access to primary health care. The health unit that serves the region has "about 25 doctors".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Between patient overload and urban/campaign imbalance, the ecosystem around family doctors is changing. In view of this, representatives of young practitioners are asking for strong measures from the authorities.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Algarve is among the regions where the batonarium considers it necessary to have a special look to combat the shortage of doctors.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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