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Changes and Future Prospects for the GESY Health System Discussed by Kammitis
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- Major revisions to the General Healthcare System (GeSY) are set to occur in the coming year, impacting hospital unit allocations for specialized care and the evaluation of Personal Doctors.
- The Health Insurance Organization (HIO) has announced targeted reforms aimed at addressing existing limitations within the system.
- The changes will take effect in 2027, focusing on enhancing the effectiveness of healthcare delivery in Cyprus.
- Ifigeneia Kammitis, the Director General of the HIO, emphasized that no aspect of the system is immutable.
- These reforms are part of ongoing efforts to improve the overall functionality of GeSY in response to current healthcare needs.
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