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Three things are required for bulk vaccination: if there are enough human resources, if there is enough vaccine and other equipment (syringe, needle), that is, the logistics are adequate and there is enough desire to vaccinate, willingness to vaccinate – Gyula Kincses pointed out on the show. According to him, Hungary has improved a lot in this regard, but this has not always been the case due to completely unnecessary politicization and many ducal tricks.
We are only adding to this: As the government says reopening can only be decided in light of proper vaccination, there is a great need for a wide range of society to support vaccination. There are signs that the processes in this area are improving.
“Therefore, there was excessively high opposition to vaccines in Hungary. The Hungarian Medical Chamber is doing everything possible to reduce this. Our campaign will be launched soon in this regard,” he said.
The government is also running a vaccine information campaign:
The program addressed the legal relationship of the health service, which doctors must sign before February 28. However, the pros only get their contract these days. Gyula Kincses stated in this connection that the director general of the national hospital briefed the hospital directors on various substantive issues. It did not reach colleagues everywhere, “he said.
It has also been decided here that allowing a second job will not be so strict and impossible, which is better than the law. And so is employment in addition to retirement, he listed.
“However, colleagues are also very interested in the amount of the guard fee, the supplement, etc. In Hungarian health care, a lot is in line with the basic salary, what percentage of the basic salary is the supplement,” he said. the president of the MOK. He pointed to the still open question. The MOK will discuss this with the National Hospital Director on Monday morning.
The central theme in recent days has been the possibility of reopening in Hungary, and the government has engaged in strong communication in this area:
Top image: Syringes containing the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine prepared for vaccination. Source: MTI / János Vajda
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