スペインのバレンシア(州)地方政府(保守党の国民党)は、公立病院などの医者に不法移民を勤務時間に診察しないように通告
Valencia prohíbe a sus médicos atender a sin papeles en horario laboral
La Generalitat dice que cumplirá “a rajatabla” las medidas propuestas por el Gobierno
Pilar Almenar Vara Valencia 20 AGO 2012 - 21:32 CET
Valencia prohibits its physicians serve paperless business hours
The Government says it will comply "to the letter" the measures proposed by the Government
Vara Almenar Pilar Valencia 20 AGO 2012 - 21:32 CET
Doctors objectors who want public health care for illegal immigrants in Valencia will have to do it "nonbusiness hours with no public resources." The regional secretary of Health, Nela Garcia, said Monday that the Government will comply "strictly" Royal Decree 16/2012 and, while respecting conscientious objection, public doctors will have to make do with their time and resources if they are to meet to paperless.
The regional secretary of Health, Nela Garcia, is clear: "We respect the conscientious objections but will in time outside work with the resources of those objectors". This was stated during his visit to the new service Hospital resuscitation Manises (Valencia), in relation to the measures proposed by the Ministry of Health.
Since the entry into force of Royal Decree 16/2012 on urgent measures to ensure the sustainability of the National Health System and the assurance decree of August 4, irregular immigrants who wish to be treated in public health should pay for assistance. This measure, which will begin on September 1, will be carried out through agreements. The Ministry of Health sent to the Government the draft proposal, which the Ministry of Health is looking for submissions.
Questions of procedure
A total of 77 doctors of Valencia have made use conscientious objection to serve illegal immigrants, according to the Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine (SEMFYC). The figure rises to more than 1,000 doctors in the whole of Spain. And in most cases, do not know the procedure to follow in order to cater to illegal immigrants. Nela Although Garcia has said that the Government will not pose "no problem with it" for the objection, and doctors now know they will have to pay out of pocket and cater to immigrants in their own facilities. Not in public.
The regional secretary of Health said that by the end of September there will be news about the launch of the new model of health management, but said his department is committed to a management model of "public-private partnership" that "make sustainable health ". Yet doctors stressed objectors "to have them working in no time and with no public resources."
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