Budget: ten billion for hospital catering, nearly 28 billion for waiting lists
The 2027 budget proposal reveals plans for significant changes in Hungary's healthcare system, including restructuring primary care and establishing new health and social centers. The government aims to allocate 3,316 billion HUF for healthcare, which is 429 billion more than the previous budget. Key initiatives include increased funding for drug support, chronic patient care, and reducing waiting lists. However, the budget's increase does not guarantee improved healthcare capacity due to existing staff shortages. The proposal also includes enhancements in hospital food services and public health strategies, with a focus on better resource allocation and integrated care.
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