8 hours agoVVA) Vice President Armend Zemaj: Ask citizens with social assistance how they're doing in the pandemic
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Vetevendosje Movement Deputy Chairman Fatmire Muharja-Kollcak through a reaction today said millions are going to the private health sector, while he argued that it would be no problem for citizens to run there with material goods, but, according to her, they are unfortunately forced to seek help even the beneficiaries of social aid. [...]
Vetevendosje Movement Deputy Chairman Fatmire Muharja-Kollcak through a reaction today said millions are going to the private health sector, while he argued that it would be no problem for citizens to run there with material goods, but, according to her, they are unfortunately forced to seek help even the beneficiaries of social aid.
In a post on the social Facebook network, Kolcak has asked Health Minister Armend Zemaj to hear the voices of those who dare not ignore doctors' advice in search of treatment, regardless of the price.
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COVID-19 has been paradise for the private health sector.
Now even that handful of money from the citizen trust is likely to spill in there.
In addition to hospitalized patients, who also buy most of the therapy and an expensive and important part of laboratory examinations, which must be repeated often in the private sector.
Over the years, many unfunctioned services, lack of reagents, tests, cyclical destruction of devices, and the oath and embezzlement, at the expense of patients, to seek solutions outside public health institutions.
With limited capacity for obtaining non-interl therapy, as is in Pristina alone QMF at Emshire (w!), sick citizens who are overwhelmed by the disease are forced to find alternative solutions, jeopardizing the effects of receiving therapy under unsafe conditions, at home without medical supervision. Not to be overlooked is the fact that there is no particular line of taxis with protected taxis and drivers that would serve citizens in need. Any taxi company would be able to contribute by two taxis, for example. with adequate division and protection, with public institutional support
Millions are going to the private sector. It would not be a problem if citizens there were guided with good material opportunities, which require quality of services, did not wait, etc.
But unfortunately, they're also forced to seek help from social aid beneficiaries. If the disease goes, the debts will remain too long.
Minister, listen to the voice of those who dare not ignore medical advice in search of treatment, regardless of the price.
Ask them how they're doing?
Are you doing this?
