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Poland to centralise healthcare administration as reforms fail

This article was originally published in Clinica

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The Polish government's plans to devolve healthcare management to the private sector have failed. While the 1999 reform gave hospital directors financial autonomy, a total of 400 of Poland's 715 hospitals are now heavily in debt to a combined total of Zl2,300 million ($587 million). Debt companies have moved in and are charging high interest. The government has had enough and is on the point of regaining its grip on public healthcare.

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