The Federation of Cyprus Patients' Associations (OSAK) expresses, in a statement, its deep concern and reflection in relation to the ongoing instability observed in the administration of the OKYPY (Organisation of State Health Services).
"Once again and in the midst of a pandemic, OKYPY remains headless both in the central administration and in the Larnaca - Famagusta and Nicosia regions," it adds.
He also says that public hospitals are in a very difficult position, having to cope with the pandemic which is on the rise, and at the same time suffering from multiple problems related to issues of administration, organization and modernization.
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