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V4 Health ministries discuss shortage of personnel
October 23rd, 2018
Slovak Health Minister Andrea Kalavska (a Smer-SD nominee) has met representatives of health ministries of the Visegrad Four (V4) countries (Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary) at a two day summit in the High Tatra mountains (Presov region) in order to discuss current issues in the health-care sector, including staff shortages and drugs policy, TASR learnt from Health Ministry spokesperson Zuzana Eliasova. Like Slovakia, the remaining three V4 countries are also struggling with a shortage of personnel in their health-care sectors. Kalavska at the summit, which took place as part of Slovakia's V4 Presidency, unveiled several measures aimed at stabilising the number of doctors and nurses in the country.
TASR