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[Cyprus Times] The President of Cyprus reiterated his determination for the smooth operation of the General Health Insurance Scheme.

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The President of the Republic of Cyprus reiterated his determination for the smooth operation of the General Health Care System The President of the Republic reiterated his determination for the smooth operation of the General Health Care System In the coming weeks, the bill "The Patient Advocate"

The President of the Republic Mr. Nicos Anastasiades, on the occasion of the European Patients' Rights Day, met with a delegation of the Cyprus Federation of Patients' Associations (CPA) in the presence of the Minister of Health.

As Deputy Government Spokesperson Ms. Nivi Parisinou said in a written statement, President Anastasiades reiterated his determination for the smooth operation of the YESY on the basis of the philosophy that it was established, ensuring the benefits to the whole society of the largest social reform ever implemented in Cyprus.

The representatives of the OSAK expressed their satisfaction with the handling of President Anastasiades which is aimed at safeguarding the GESY.

The President of the Republic informed that the bill "The Patient's Advocate", which is being created to better ensure the rights of patients, will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the coming weeks.

The OSAA was informed of the decision of the Ministry of Health to proceed with the creation of an application which will give the patient the right to express his/her level of satisfaction with the care and health services provided within the GHS. The adoption of the application will also enable the detection of abuse of the system. The mentioned application will be personalized and will have the possibility to interface the user's personal data with the software of the GHS platform.

The President of the Republic approved the request to increase the annual grant of the OSAK while their request for financial assistance from the state for the renovation of their building infrastructure will be studied.


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