Про спецналоги вы мне не ответили.
Сравните бюджет минобороны и минздрава.
Медналог позволяет всем гражданам без исключения иметь достойное медобслуживание.
Достаточно одного визита к специалисту, чтобы "перекрыть" годовую выплату. Не говоря уже о лекарствах.
Спросите любого израильтянина, хотел бы он оплачивать все медуслуги из своего кармана.
Кстати, у вас минздрав тоже не самоокупаемый.
спецналог - налог на медицину, мы его несколько раз упомянули.
примерно по 7% на эти обе статьи расходов. И что?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_ca ... of_GDP.jpghttp://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZSМедналог не позволяет - 30% медрасходов покрываются из госкармана ПОСЛЕ медналога. Плюс, о росте расходов на частные страховки уже говорилось.
Никто и нигде не хочет оплачивать медицину из своего кармана - на то есть страховки. Да я этого и не предлагаю. Что я "предлагаю" так это не считать израильскую медицину лучшей по признаку расходов на нее.
Качество медицины оценивается иначе.
Цитата:
The Health Ministry has instructed hospitals to shore up their staff to cope with the overcrowding in the winter but has not provided the necessary funding to this end; and
hospital officials claim the move will lead to financial damage to the tune of tens of millions of shekels.
Already some two months ago,
hospital directors expressed grave concerns regarding the huge deficits they are facing, and the latest directives from the Health Ministry are likely to make matters even worse.
Hospital emergency rooms and internal medicine departments are overburdened during the summer months too; in the winter, however, occupancy at the hospitals increases dramatically, and
without additional staff, patients are unable to receive the desired care and attention.
The
average occupancy rate at the country's state-owned hospitals on Monday was 110 percent, with some hospitals showing far higher figures –
186 percent at Hadassah Ein Kerem, 180 percent at Hadassah Mount Scopus, 159 percent at Laniado Hospital, and 120 percent at Kaplan Medical Center.According to the Health Ministry directives, hospitals at which the occupancy rate is above 100 percent are required to supplement their various departments with one doctor, one nurse and two orderlies, while
emergency rooms require an additional doctor, two nurses for the morning and evening shifts, and one nurse at night. The costs are expected to run into millions of shekels per hospital.
"Gearing up for the winter leads to additional wage costs, but they haven't given us the money for this. We've been warning since the beginning the year that we are facing a deficit; the
NIS 1 billion subsidy is insufficient;
we need to receive NIS 1.8 billion," said Hezi Chai, chairman of the forum of government-hospital CFOs, who also voiced concerns that hospitals will struggle to function as of July due to budgetary problems.
"The hospitals received a
significant budgetary supplement in December 2014," said a statement from the Health Ministry.
Цитата:
Zionist Union leader Isaac Herzog, Netanyahu’s prime rival in the upcoming elections, continued a tour of Israel’s southern region, near the Gaza border, on Wednesday, visiting the Saroka Medical Center with running mate Tzipi Livni after reports of congestion and crisis in the Israeli health system.
“Thousands of people are moaning in emergency rooms, families are waiting hours upon hours for their loved ones to be admitted and receive treatment, and they say to themselves ‘
Why is the health system in this state, on the verge of collapsing,’” said Herzog at a news conference held at the southern Israeli hospital.
- наверное, для предвыборной борьбы в этом ключе есть основания, а, Эден?
не нужно "кстати" - я нигде и никогда не говорил, что у нас все замечательно.
Но я никогда не говорил, что у нас все ужасно, как это делает доктор, приводя как аргумент письмо идиота в жж-шке.
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