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Doing everything to keep doctors in country
Belgrade,
26 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar have today organised a reception for patients who have been transplanted this year, as well as for doctors who started working in healthcare facilities this year in Serbia.
Brnabic, addressing the young physicians, said that they chose the most humane call, and reminded that as of 1 January their salaries will be increased by 10%, which, as she estimated, is not a little, but not enough.
We will try to maintain fiscal discipline to give you another reason to stay in Serbia, the Prime Minister stressed.
She said that the government will do everything for all the doctors who started working in healthcare facilities in Serbia this year to stay in the country and to offer goods conditions to those who left so they choose to return.
She underlined the importance of healthcare workers, saying that the government of Serbia is working on the renovation of hospitals, health centres and clinic centres.
Speaking about the significance of the donation, she said that she herself signed the donor card and explained that the donation is a chance for some people.
We will try to maintain fiscal discipline to give you another reason to stay in Serbia, the Prime Minister stressed.
She said that the government will do everything for all the doctors who started working in healthcare facilities in Serbia this year to stay in the country and to offer goods conditions to those who left so they choose to return.
She underlined the importance of healthcare workers, saying that the government of Serbia is working on the renovation of hospitals, health centres and clinic centres.
Speaking about the significance of the donation, she said that she herself signed the donor card and explained that the donation is a chance for some people.
Loncar said he is particularly proud today because 1,106 doctors were employed during the year and 90 transplants were performed, adding that 8,800 medical workers were employed in the last three years and 5,500 specialisations were approved.
The renovation of facilities and the purchase of new equipment without healthcare workers means nothing, the Minister underlined.
The renovation of facilities and the purchase of new equipment without healthcare workers means nothing, the Minister underlined.
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