Besim Kodra from the Democratic League of Kosovo will be invited today to the "60 Minutes" show to discuss the dire situation in healthcare. The lack of medicines and consumables, long waiting lists and the lack of accountability for the situation within the UCCK clinics and regional hospitals.
How is it explained that the health budget has increased and citizens continue to buy medicines that are on the essential medicines list?
Who should investigate and audit potential drug misuse within UCCK?
What are the other problems faced by patients seeking health services within UCCK clinics?
Why do we have long waiting lists for services within UCCK clinics?
Is the exodus of doctors and healthcare staff from UCCK continuing, and how are these doctors being replaced within the system?
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Is any ward at risk of closing in the future due to doctors leaving?
Do we continue to have political interference and political appointments in key positions such as the director of UCCK, but also in other hospitals and clinics?
