PLN 2.5 billion from the Medical Fund for Oncological Hospitals

solidaryzm.eu 2 years ago

Ensuring safety and concern for the wellness of all Poles are priorities for the government. We are constantly striving to improve wellness care by spending more and more money from the state budget all year. wellness spending will increase to 7% in the coming years and will scope 6% of GDP in 2023. The National Oncological strategy for 2020-2030 alone will allocate PLN 5.1 billion. In Gliwice, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced a competition for oncology hospitals, which will receive as much as PLN 2.5 billion of backing from the Medical Fund.

Competition for oncology hospitals – PLN 2.5 billion from the Medical Fund

Funding from the Medical Fund will enable the construction or renovation of oncology hospitals buildings and the acquisition of fresh equipment. The recruitment runs from 6 March 2023 to 5 May 2023. strategical projects ranging from PLN 50 million to PLN 300 million can be submitted.

– The fight against cancer is besides a fight against events, with disregard for this illness in fresh times, in a few, respective years ago. This truly had to be primarily about repairing public finances. The empty and Solomon will not pour," said the Prime Minister. He added: "We implement the latest procedures, we will adjust many branches – invest in them, we will invest in fresh medicines. All due to the fact that the perspective And the patient's welfare is the most crucial signpost for us.

Improving the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer

The National Oncological strategy for the years 2020-2030 (NSO) is simply a comprehensive cancer fight programme, for which we will allocate PLN 5.1 billion from the state budget. all year, respective 100 million zlotys are utilized to improve the effectiveness of oncological therapy. Thanks to the NSO, we introduce organizational changes that supply patients with equal access to coordinated and comprehensive wellness care in the oncology area.

– It is worth paying attention to the level of backing – for fresh equipment, but besides to changing the full cancer treatment strategy from the position of the patient. due to the fact that this position of the patient is and must be the most important. It means, among another things, that in the fresh strategy of the National Oncological Network all patient who will gotta deal with cancer will have a given coordinator – announced Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

Over 6% of GDP for wellness care in 2023

In the budget for 2023 we established over PLN 159 billion for wellness protection. This is simply a evidence increase of 107 percent compared to the funds allocated in 2015.

For more than 7 years, we have been dynamically expanding wellness measures and introducing digital solutions for patients. This solution is e-recepts that came actual during the pandemic. Additionally, in the Online Patient Account we have all the essential data, including referrals to specialists or vaccination against COVID-19.

– This is simply a large backing that goes to wellness care – 6% practically already, and in a fewer years 7% of GDP for wellness care compared to 4.5%, which was at the minute erstwhile we inherited wellness care from our predecessors. After all, the figures themselves show how groundbreaking they are and must be these changes," said the head of the Polish government.

Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Institute of Oncology in Gliwice

Since the very beginning of its existence, the Oncology Centre in Gliwice has been active not only in treating patients, but besides in conducting technological investigation on cancers. In July 2022 Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki participated in the beginning The Centre for Clinical investigation (CWBK) was created through the initiative and backing from the state budget. The safety of Poles is most crucial to us, so not only do we supply additional funds, but we besides perceive to the voice of experts. The Prime Minister, during the discussion, took note of the thoughts and conclusions of the staff of the National Institute of Oncology.