The National Health Fund (NFZ) Has Found a Way to Curb Pathologies and Save Money. The Ministry: There's No Money for It.
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The National Health Fund plans to employ several hundred people who would help reduce the scale of pathology in health care — reports “Rzeczpospolita”. However, the government does not have the money for it. It involves the employment of more than 400 additional auditors and an amount of PLN 500 million over the next ten years. Controllers should detect, among other things, cases of “bilocation” of doctors.
The National Health Fund (NFZ) wants to hire over 400 new auditors to help reduce the scale of certain health care issues, reports Monday's Rzeczpospolita. However, it lacks the funding to do so. The Ministry of Finance is critical of the idea.
The National Health Fund plans to hire over 400 auditors to detect health care irregularities, such as double shifts. However, there are no funds for this in the budget, reports "Rzeczpospolita." A dispute with the Ministry of Finance over this issue is ongoing.
The National Health Fund (NFZ) would like to hire several hundred auditors to help curb healthcare dysfunctions. However, there's no budget for this.
The National Health Fund (NFZ) plans to hire several hundred people to help reduce the scale of certain health care issues. However, there is insufficient budget funding for this, reports Monday's "Rzeczpospolita." The plan is to hire over 400 additional auditors at the NFZ.
On Tuesday, the government is scheduled to discuss a package of changes to healthcare. These changes were intended to address certain health issues. However, work on the regulations is hampered by a dispute over how to finance new positions at the National Health Fund, which is expected to employ several hundred auditors.
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