Outlays on health care will amount to a minimum of PLN 225.2 billion in 2025, or PLN 16.6 billion more than the current year's spending plan, according to the latest edition of the Health Care Financing Monitor, which was presented Wednesday by the Federation of Polish Enterprises.
As emphasized by Lukasz Kozlowski, chief economist of FPP, these estimates - based on the latest data and macroeconomic forecasts - indicate that we will reach 6.6 percent of GDP according to the statutory methodology (the minimum level assumed in the law is 6.5 percent), which means that year-on-year we will see a decline in outlays, both according to the statutory methodology (n-2) and as a real percentage of GDP (here the change should not be large, we can talk about stagnation).
In 2025, outlays on health care must a...
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