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MUP: Fraudsters pretend to be doctors
Fraudsters most often call elderly citizens on a landline and inform them that one of their family members has been seriously injured, warns the MUP

Fraudsters most often call elderly citizens on a landline and inform them that one of their family members has been seriously injured, warns the MUP

The Regional Medical Chamber of Vojvodina wants to help every doctor "whose professional behavior is being questioned for extra-professional reasons"

Chronic staff shortages, low wages and bad management are further collapsing Serbia's healthcare system

Čačak lacks more than 130 specialist doctors. At the same time, the construction of two new hospitals is planned. It seems, however, that these are empty promises
The good news is that some health centers have started working 24 hours a day. It is bad, however, that there are not enough doctors in Serbia

In places with few doctors, patients in France are using "medical containers" for self-examinations under the supervision of doctors via video calls, in an attempt to alleviate the problem of "medical deserts"

According to the latest Štada health report, Serbs most often use artificial intelligence in Europe for health consultations, due to the immediate answers and round-the-clock availability

A group of doctors who provided medical assistance to students in the blockade created a portrait of "a uniformed individual who acts blindly obediently, on command, believing in his cosmic role as a righteous man in society."

A district court in Pszczyna, Poland found doctors guilty of endangering the life of a 30-year-old woman, identified only as Izabela, in a case that sparked protests across the country

KCV doctors submitted to the Medical Chamber of Vojvodina a request that professional medical associations support the students who have been protesting for months
Data from the Institute for Public Health of Serbia "Dr. Milan Jovanović Batut" show that almost 68 percent of medical doctors are women. How many doctors are there in Serbia and what is their average age?

In a country where citizens shell out large sums of money for health insurance, tens of thousands of people still wait years for basic medical interventions. During that time, the President of Serbia proposed populist and long-term unsustainable measures. Is there a cure for endless waiting lists?

More than 2700 doctors in Slovakia quit their jobs today. They demand from the Minister of Health to increase salaries and stop the process of transformation of state hospitals into joint stock companies

Between 500 and 600 doctors leave Serbia every year, and 75 percent of employees in the Serbian healthcare system are considering leaving the country. How close we are to importing doctors from abroad

If patients are not satisfied with the doctor's attitude, they can first contact the head of service, then the director of the Health Center, and finally they can send a written complaint by email, mail or deliver it in person.

The Union of Doctors and Pharmacists of Serbia warns of a very high rate of departure of our doctors to work abroad

"I believe that today's health system survives to some extent only thanks to humanity, the extraordinary efforts and sacrifices of health workers," public health expert Predrag Đurić told Vreme.

A year had to pass since the installation of three bypasses, so I can try to describe the experience of a few weeks in the arms of Serbian healthcare. There I watched in amazement how ordinary people every day, few in number and in terrible conditions, poorly paid and insufficiently respected, do real feats to bring back their loved ones and society in usable condition. At a time when we are witnessing the unimaginably evil actions of some health workers, I think it is in the vital public interest that we do not identify the "white coats" with such atrocities and that we be ready to see those among them who, despite the inhuman environment, still shine with humanity.

Long waiting lists, "burnout" at work, insufficiently educated staff, too many employees in the administration are problems facing the healthcare system
Doctors were not surprised that forgotten diseases are returning because fewer and fewer children are vaccinated
British-Palestinian surgeon Ghassan Abu Sita told the BBC that doctors at Al Shifa hospital used up a month's worth of medical supplies in one day.
It is about two related organized criminal groups that operated in the period from November 22, 2018 to July 22, 2021, one of which consisted of doctors, four of them, from the Donja Gušterica Health Center, and the other of seven pharmacists , from Belgrade, Kragujevac and Sremska Mitrovica
The draft law on amendments to the Law on Health Insurance was adopted, which proposed that the elected doctor, as a rule, determine temporary incapacity for work for up to 30 days, instead of the previous 60 days
"Does the minister think that general practitioners fake sick leave? If she has such knowledge, I would like to hear it," says pulmonologist Dejan Žujović.
Momčilo Vučković from the village of Donja Budriga in Kosovo died at the age of 43, on Tuesday afternoon, in the Clinical Center in Pristina. He suffered a fatal head injury on the way to the meeting of the Serbian Progressive Party in Belgrade called "Serbia of Hope".
Every second citizen of Serbia is satisfied with the quality of services in state healthcare institutions, the results of NALED's research show
Mlađan Golubović says that they came up with the idea from human motives, that they received information from the nurses from the call center that a couple of patients they called for surgery had died in the meantime.