Health emergency: FACIAS calls for implementing rules for Mobile Medical Assistance

The Foundation For The Defense Of Citizens Against State Abuses (FACIAS) calls on the Romanian Government to draw up implementing rules for the law on Mobile Medical Assistance, as this is a public health issue that requires a careful approach.

The Mobile Health Care Law can be a valuable tool for improving access to health care, especially for those living in rural areas or for vulnerable groups such as people with disabilities, pregnant women or children. However, in the absence of implementing rules, the law remains ineffective and cannot be put into practice. This is an unacceptable situation, especially in the difficult health context in Romania.

Lack of Responsibility

FACIAS has started legal action to force the Government to draw up implementing rules for this law. It is important that the responsible institutions take urgent action and ensure transparency in the process of drafting these rules. Although the law on Mobile Health Care has been adopted more than a year ago, the government has still not drafted the implementing rules. This shows a lack of accountability and indifference to the needs of patients. It is crucial that the health system is improved and that people receive quality health care.

FACIAS points out that the proper implementation of this law is vital for the proper functioning of the health system and calls on the Government to take urgent action and develop implementing rules for the Mobile Medical Care Act. It is necessary that public health is a priority for the responsible institutions and that this law is transformed from a paper text into a valuable tool for the improvement of the health system in Romania.

We are committed to continue the fight to improve the health system and to closely monitor the process of developing implementing rules for Mobile Health Care.

FACIAS Press Office