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NIK: Apparent outsourcing in hospitals is a security risk

MedExpress Team

Medexpress

Published July 31, 2024 10:24

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fot. Piotr Wójcik
Full-time medical workers provided health care in their own workplace, but with extra time and under contracts signed with outside entities. In doing so, they compromised their own safety and that of their patients. In addition, the hospitals did not properly pay social security contributions," was the conclusion of an audit conducted by the Supreme Chamber of Control at four hospitals in the Podkarpackie region.

Apparent outsourcing of health care services is a situation in which a health care entity enters into a civil contract with an outside entity for the provision of health care services by its own full-time employees. In this way, doctors, nurses, paramedics and other employees perform these services in addition to their full-time employees' working hours.

"The provision of services is carried out under the direct supervision of the management of these hospitals, during the hours determined by the management of the hospitals, with the help of equipment, medicines and other materials belonging to the hospitals, and the work per...

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