Patients using the services of family doctors can breathe a sigh of relief, because the deadlock lasting more than two months in the scope of annexes to contracts between POZ and the National Health Fund has ended. As many as 1/3 of all POZ clinics did not agree to the terms and conditions contained in the annexes to the contracts sent by the NHF, and the point of contention was the unilaterally changed notice period. Doctors sent back the annexes with the imposed 90-day notice period crossed out, entering the existing 45 days in this place. The National Health Fund did not adopt such a form, as a result of which the institutions were suspended from disbursing funds for statutory increases that did not require annexes.
- Both parties decided to start talks, which culminated in a...
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