The basic interventions that are expected to change the daily lives of patients in hospitals, in the context of the many and important innovatives who are preparing to introduce the Ministry of Health next year. YOUpresented by the Deputy Minister of Health, Marios Themistokleoue.
In a full -length interview with the show Health Talks of iatropedia.grMr. Marios Themistokleous, answers all the key questions about the future of public health in our country, arguing that the changes being launched safeguard him Public and free nature of the NHS.
Reveals his priorities at the Ministry of Health, he talks about the feedback he receives for the NHS from Citizens’ messages in Tik Tok, reveals information on the new hospital evaluation system through SMS And he admits that comments help the NHS change.
“Until a few years ago, no one was talking about quality in the health system. Today we have created an organization that deals exclusively with the evaluation of services, “said Themistokleous.
At the same time he added that the NHS is like “A big boat that is hard to turn but has turned!”
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See also in the interview of Marios Themistocles what he answers in the categories of hospital doctors and her Matina Pagoni For the new on -call system in the NHS of Attica, how will the ‘Bracelet’ to urgency and what will be the contribution of Volunteer of the Greek Red Cross.
Also for the reconciliation of the Health Centers At the Attica on -call, for the large renovation projects In all hospitals, for the recruitment and increases of health care, but also for the course of Free afternoon surgery. Reveals when the private clinics to the institution, but also when the paid afternoon interventions in the NHS.
Finally, it gives information on the appointment of new commanders In Attica Hospitals, but also for their work. “They know that no one will replace them if they do their job well”, but if they do not attribute to the work assigned to them, “the items are measurable and their position is risking. “as he says.
“We have been instructed by the Prime Minister to improve the situation in the hospitals and we are determined to do so,” concludes Deputy Minister of Health Marios Themistokleous.