Arben Vitita: Doctors in Kosovo get dignified salaries

Health Minister Arben Vitita, in an interview for Online Economy, considers that doctors in Kosovo have dignified wages and, among the highest in the Balkans, as a result of increased value of the salary Law co-fficiency.

And in addition to raising wages for doctors, Vitia has mentioned their commitment to the renovation of clinics at KKUK General Hospital.

As an investment priority, Vitita cites the purchase of equipment and the renovation of clinics at QKUK.

The first “from last year doctors now have a dignified salary from the highest wages doctors have in the Western Balkan region. On the other hand, we're investing in every country there are four empty clinics in KKUK that are ahead of radical renovations to improve the conditions and are working bigger on the operating block, which when there weren't enough filters to sterilize and we've had a lot of intra-resident hospital infections due to the lack of these filters and are becoming modern halls in the entire operating block at QKUCUSC<>, Vitita stressed, as he said there were no investments in the past.

And we're also continuing investments in general hospitals, because a lot of the problems at the University Clinical Centre are also because there's not after a very long term investment in general hospitals, whether in infrastructure or in equipment, and that's what we're doing, on the other hand we're changing legislative aspect in the past year has passed the law on the price of pharmaceutical products, the Law on Health Insurance, which will be the foundation basis with all these other investments that I've mentioned first translated into the health system, he said. / EO/