The president of the Health Commission of the Congress of Deputies, Gaspar Llamazares, participated Monday February 28 in a cycle conferences organized by the College of Physicians of Valladolid, which was "very well treated" as asserted later in an interview on National Radio in which he recalled with pleasure his participation in the state college of Valladolid where he had the opportunity, as recognized , to prove "that conservatives label ascribed to the Medical Associations is a mere cliché to banish. " Llamazares stated in his speech, his views on the current status of SNS, offered his analysis on the particular problems it faces and spoke of his main challenges.
The president of the Health Commission of the Congress of Deputies, Gaspar Llamazares, was invited by the President of the College of Physicians of Valladolid, Dr. José Antonio Otero, to participate, on 28 February in a cycle college conferences organized entity with experts in the health field to provide to its members insights from first-hand with regard to the medical profession and healthcare in general. Llamazares
later acknowledged in an interview with RNE good treatment in the school encouraging them, even to pronounce that "the notion that the Medical Associations are conservative need to pass the memory lane," explained his views on the current status of SNS, offered his analysis on the particular problems it faces and spoke of his main challenges.
The chairman of the Congressional Health Commission championed the survival of the current public health system, as it said it was "robust and sustainable because it is one of the most effective and efficient in the world as all reports indicate international. " "One of the best in the world not only for their health outcomes, but for its efficiency, the results obtained at a low cost", as said. Hence
find it incomprehensible, as noted, the attack which we are against the welfare state and against the system, which is that as regretted about it, "is being exploited, opportunistically, the economic crisis of unfairly, to question the welfare state and particularly the public health. "
During his speech, spread what had been the welfare state in its origins and its devaluation, which takes dragging from the 80 "as a result of neoliberal policies, and distinguished between the situation of welfare states in the world, bringing to our" second division "below the Nordic welfare states above liberal welfare states or inherited from the dictatorship.
"Ours would be in an intermediate, come from a dictatorship, in the sense that we keep corporate features, but at the same time, we have a welfare state that has incorporated two key pieces such as public health and public pensions, "he recalled.
From there, referred to the real problems of the NHS, under his view, are not co-payment which it considers a "fetish that is used continuously to cover up the privatization interests," nor is the private management "that covers also will to keep a piece of the pie, privatizing the system, based on cronyism, trying to benefit some people. " In this regard, said that "a public hospital costs four times less than a concerted and that in the first cost per bed is in the second half."
On the main challenges to his trial, faces the health system, focused mainly three. One is the governance of the system or how to run in a decentralized way the NHS and how to modify the tasks in this direction and operation of the Inter-Territorial Board of Health.
A second element would improve the financing of the system, insisting on its current low level of funding, and focus on certain priorities such improvement, "not to fund the system together but priorities that have to do with the reorientation of the health system also equity, "which, in his view, is the great challenge of the system at the moment.
Thirdly cited the shift from a system of self care acute patients to one focused on chronic care from a service primarily to comprehensive care which also include prevention and health promotion.
At another point in his speech, spoke of the importance of intangible value is the professional culture, which are part of the professional associations and public service culture, "which is something to care for and pamper" and is why we should join the challenges of the future participation of professionals in the health system and the participation of citizens not only as patients. "These two types of culture are two intangibles but essential national health systems ", as said.
The president of the Health Commission of the Congress of Deputies, Gaspar Llamazares, was invited by the President of the College of Physicians of Valladolid, Dr. José Antonio Otero, to participate, on 28 February in a cycle college conferences organized entity with experts in the health field to provide to its members insights from first-hand with regard to the medical profession and healthcare in general. Llamazares
later acknowledged in an interview with RNE good treatment in the school encouraging them, even to pronounce that "the notion that the Medical Associations are conservative need to pass the memory lane," explained his views on the current status of SNS, offered his analysis on the particular problems it faces and spoke of his main challenges.
The chairman of the Congressional Health Commission championed the survival of the current public health system, as it said it was "robust and sustainable because it is one of the most effective and efficient in the world as all reports indicate international. " "One of the best in the world not only for their health outcomes, but for its efficiency, the results obtained at a low cost", as said. Hence
find it incomprehensible, as noted, the attack which we are against the welfare state and against the system, which is that as regretted about it, "is being exploited, opportunistically, the economic crisis of unfairly, to question the welfare state and particularly the public health. "
During his speech, spread what had been the welfare state in its origins and its devaluation, which takes dragging from the 80 "as a result of neoliberal policies, and distinguished between the situation of welfare states in the world, bringing to our" second division "below the Nordic welfare states above liberal welfare states or inherited from the dictatorship.
"Ours would be in an intermediate, come from a dictatorship, in the sense that we keep corporate features, but at the same time, we have a welfare state that has incorporated two key pieces such as public health and public pensions, "he recalled.
From there, referred to the real problems of the NHS, under his view, are not co-payment which it considers a "fetish that is used continuously to cover up the privatization interests," nor is the private management "that covers also will to keep a piece of the pie, privatizing the system, based on cronyism, trying to benefit some people. " In this regard, said that "a public hospital costs four times less than a concerted and that in the first cost per bed is in the second half."
On the main challenges to his trial, faces the health system, focused mainly three. One is the governance of the system or how to run in a decentralized way the NHS and how to modify the tasks in this direction and operation of the Inter-Territorial Board of Health.
A second element would improve the financing of the system, insisting on its current low level of funding, and focus on certain priorities such improvement, "not to fund the system together but priorities that have to do with the reorientation of the health system also equity, "which, in his view, is the great challenge of the system at the moment.
Thirdly cited the shift from a system of self care acute patients to one focused on chronic care from a service primarily to comprehensive care which also include prevention and health promotion.
At another point in his speech, spoke of the importance of intangible value is the professional culture, which are part of the professional associations and public service culture, "which is something to care for and pamper" and is why we should join the challenges of the future participation of professionals in the health system and the participation of citizens not only as patients. "These two types of culture are two intangibles but essential national health systems ", as said.
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