2024-10-16 13:29:08
Regulation
Germany's Hospital Reform: A Step Towards Better Healthcare
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Planned hospital reform is intended to relieve hospitals financially and improve patient care; fewer hospitals, but better organized and financed differently.
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Crisis in the Nursing Sector: Many Hospitals Would Go Bankrupt Without Reform
Lauterbach wants to present a nursing care reform to reform financing, contributions, co-payments, and care for relatives. The previous reform brought relief, but problems remain due to more people in need of care, higher wages, and a looming multi-billion dollar deficit. Without reform, many hospitals would go bankrupt. Lauterbach wants to improve quality to stabilize contribution rates.
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Crisis in the Nursing Industry: Many Hospitals Would 'Go Insolvent' Without Reform
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Health Minister Lauterbach has announced a nursing care reform to address financial problems and rising contributions in the nursing industry. Structural reforms are intended to prevent many hospitals from going bankrupt.
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Clinic Guarantee Program Still on Hold
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Economy
Thuringia is planning a guarantee program for hospitals in financial distress; implementation is delayed due to missing guidelines and data entry solution; individual case decisions have been made; the Sternbach Clinic in Schleiz was the first to close as a result of an insolvency; the Hildburghausen and Sonneberg districts received support for the takeover of former Regiomed clinics.
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