BCG studies: they indicated to the Orbán government as early as 2024 that there is a crisis in primary healthcare
The BCG study revealed a crisis in Hungary's healthcare system, highlighting issues in primary care and management inefficiencies. It suggested merging health organizations and creating a dedicated Health Ministry. The study indicated a significant lack of resources and personnel compared to other countries, with proposals for new funding sources, including taxes on private healthcare and increased excise duties. It emphasized the need for integrated healthcare services and digital health initiatives to improve patient management and reduce waiting lists. The government acknowledged previous shortcomings in healthcare financing and management.
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