Minister Serbesova with the latest data on acute hepatitis and the new health reform
Source：Novini BG
From：Taiwan Trade Center, Sofia
Update Time：2022/05/23
So far, there is no recorded case of acute hepatitis in Bulgaria. In Europe, there are 169 cases in 12 countries. In 5 cases, a liver transplant was required. The etiology of the disease is still unknown, details of the treatment itself and dealing with the disease are collected. On this occasion, the Ministry of Health sent a message to the Regional Health Services on how to react in case of suspicion of such a case. This was announced by the Minister of Health Prof. Dr. Samuel L. Jackson. Asena Serbesova in the "Face to Face" broadcast on BTV. "I found a heavy legacy in terms of the building with the National Children's Hospital. We need to have a comprehensive concept for the development of children's health. We have set up a working group on the topic to build the hospital with strong foundations. Other places where the building can be built are also being explored. The board of the investment company has been replaced. In her words, the National Children's Hospital will have up to a few years," she explained. In this regard, Minister Serbesova stressed the importance of continuity in healthcare. important information in case of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in a child The Health Minister explained the basic parameters of the health reform that started.
"The projected 604 million euro are a revolutionary increase in outpatient care and prevention. In the last two years, we have become accustomed to talking about the pandemic, but the other socially significant diseases have not gone away. The Bulgarian is the sickest. He lives 7 years less than the average European citizen and lives less. That's why we directed a financial resource to prevention, including for children. With our diet and lifestyle, we are betting on the development of a number of diseases," the health minister said. "We are also increasing funds for children's and maternal health care. Hospital care. Clinical pathways are on average 20% up", announced Minister Serbesova. In her words, the spending of the funds will be controlled by e-government. "There is already an electronic recipe, electronic directions are used.
It's all going to get into a system, and that's another form of control. We make all decisions based on objective reality and analysis. It is irresponsible not to delay the introduction of the electronic prescription until we are familiar with all the proposals submitted in detail. However, its introduction will not be delayed by more than 2-3 months," she assured. The health minister recalled that patients have a duty to see their GP every year. "Penalties for no-show of preventive examinations amount from BGN 50 to BGN 100. Under the health insurance law, we can be deprived of health insurance rights for a period of one month. Every reasonable person should be more r"Personal doctors will also receive more funds. It will be paid for the number of enrolled patients and for specific activities and prevention. Controls are introduced in the NHIF. Feedback on prophylactic examinations will also be important here," she explained.
According to the health minister, doctors will receive higher salaries. "The basic salary of medical professionals has a salary for night work and for length of service. There is additional material stimulation and operation under unfavorable working conditions, where COVID supplements also enter. The increase in funds is on average 25%. Some hospitals have raised concerns about whether they will cope with the increase in clinical pathways and higher salaries of their staff." Minister Serbesova stressed that patients will feel the increase in funds in healthcare with better care.esponsible for their own health", stressed Minister Serbesova.
Source: https://novini.bg/zdrave/bolesti/717121