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Seirbheis Slà inte Romà inia
Ged-thà , tha measgachadh de chion airgid a th' ann co-dhiù, a bharrachd air gearraidhean de chairteal ann an tuarastail phoblach, a' cur eagal air cuid gu bheil an t-seirbheis a' fulang is gun tèid an obair a chaidh a dhèanamh ann an cùram AIDS a mhilleadh. Le dotairean a' fà gail airson pà igheadh nas fheà rr thall tharais, is dragh nach bi daoine comasach pà igheadh airson leighis nuair a thig sgeama ùr a-staigh aig toiseach na h-ath bhliadhna, tha Darren Linc a' faighneachd dè dìreach cho fallainn sa tha siostam slà inte Romà inia.
Romanian Health Service
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Romanian health service has suffered for a number of years from
underinvestment. The sector was not prioritised during Communist times,
and even today the system is less well funded than any other in the EU.
Fewer than 2 doctors per 1000 head of population, half the EU average.
The lowest expenditure per head on health in the EU. However, one
success story has been the treatment for HIV/AIDS. The service has kept
alive many who contracted HIV twenty years ago, and the number of drug
users with HIV in Romania is much lower than in other eastern European
countries.
However, endemic underinvestment, as well as public sector pay cuts
of 25%, have caused many to fear that the health service is suffering
and that the work done in AIDS care in the past could be compromised.
With doctors emigrating for better pay abroad, and worries that patients
won’t be able to afford a co-payment system due to begin next year,
Darren Laing examines the state of Romanian health care.
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