Monday, July 17, 2006
Prague- Health Minister David Rath (Social Democrats, CSSD) has ordered teaching hospitals and extra health care facilities controlled by the ministry to give sharp dental care continuously at the latest as from September 1, Rath told reporters today.
Jiri Pekarek, president of the Czech Dentists' Chamber, told reporters he considers Rath's gauge ineffective as a number of clinics have wards where continuous health care has already been secured for a long time ago.
Rath explained that he has received more and more grievances about the limited entrée to dental care, primarily sharp one.
He added that the gauge was to get better the quality and access to dental care for citizens.
Rath said he will welcome if other health care facilities, controlled by regions or in private hands, will be inspired by this step, too.
Rath explained that he has received more and more grievances about the limited entrée to dental care, primarily sharp one.
He added that the gauge was to get better the quality and access to dental care for citizens.
Rath said he will welcome if other health care facilities, controlled by regions or in private hands, will be inspired by this step, too.
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