The medical plan of the new National University Hospital in Vajnory in Bratislava is finished. Health Minister Kamil Šaško (Voice-SD) declared it on Wednesday in response to a journalistic question. As he said, The plan has 38 pages and was subject to discussions with primaries, heads and hospital managementequally with other experts.
“The government’s resolution committed me to prepare a medical plan by 30 June. The task is fulfilled. It is hung on the portal,” He noted the ministry. He added that He also introduced the plan to medical unionists or the media for a journalistic breakfast.
He refused the criticism of the Vice -Chairman of the Committee of the National Council of the Slovak Republic for Health and Opposition MP Oskar Dvořák (PS) in this context. “I also called for him to contribute constructively by discussion, human resources. But again, only politics is doing it,” Šaško noted.
Dvořák on Wednesday He criticized the Minister of Health that he has not yet presented a medical plan for a new National University Hospital in Vajnory in Bratislava, Although he was to do so by June 30. He called on him to introduce the plan to the public along with the financial plan and schedule of the construction. He also asks him to consult the opposition, as the construction of the hospital will interfere with several parliamentary term.
According to the government material, Šaško was supposed to draw up a framework medical plan for the National University Hospital by June 30. By September 1, it is intended to make a proposal for the necessary reorganization of the provision of healthcare in Bratislava and the Bratislava region together with the expected schedule of its implementation.
The National University Hospital of General Milan Rastislav Štefánik is to stand on the land of the Ministry of Defense. The construction of the hospital is to be financed from the renewal plan, two percent of defense expenditure and a lesser extent from the public budget. They want to start building this year. The Minister declares that The gross construction of the hospital will cost the parliamentary elections in 2027.
