In an effort to tackle the financial instability of the Health Insurance Fund, the Estonian government has made several critical decisions during the recent state budget negotiations, highlighting the dire need to address the fund's growing deficit. The Minister of Health, Riina Sikkut,
The world of fiscal policy is undergoing a noticeable transformation. There is a clear, increasing trend towards higher government spending globally, transcending traditional ideological boundaries. This trend is highlighted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and reflects profound shifts in
The healthcare sector's transition to digital health records over the past two decades has brought unparalleled efficiencies but also heightened vulnerabilities. As healthcare institutions embrace digital transformation, they've become prime targets for cyberattacks, leading to breaches,
The government of Canton Sarajevo has decided to increase the net hourly wage for health workers by 3.40 BAM, a move announced by Senad Sadiković, president of the Health Workers’ Union. While this increment falls short of the union's request of 3.70 BAM, any increase is a positive step. No
In the wake of the tragic incident involving the rape and murder of a woman doctor at RG Kar Medical College, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has led the Odisha government to introduce a sweeping new policy. The new measures, effective from September 19, aim to ensure a safe workplace environment
Saskatchewan's fiscal policies and election promises have become a focal point of intense debate, especially between the New Democratic Party (NDP) and the incumbent government. The issues at hand are complex, involving a delicate balance of tax cuts, government spending, and budget deficits.
