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Government Rejects Co-Payment for Aasandha, Focuses on Streamlining Healthcare
The government rejected the Aasandha managing director's suggestion to introduce a co-payment model, saying it will instead focus on streamlining the health insurance scheme and developing public healthcare infrastructure. The response was announced by the Under Secretary for Public Policy of the President's Office at a press conference on Thursday.
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Thu 14 DecThe Under Secretary for Public Policy of the President’s Office announced at a press conference that the government rejected introducing a …on Thursdayonly Maldives RepublicThe announcement, made by the Under Secretary for Public Policy of the President’s Office during a press conference on Thursday, comes as a direct response to Managing Director Fathimath Zeeniya’s comments in favour of the model at a Parliament oversight hearing last week.
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Government Rejects Co-Payment for Aasandha, Focuses on Streamlining Healthcare
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Managing Director Fathimath Zeeniya spoke in favour of a co-payment model at a Parliament oversight hearing.last weekMaldives Republiccomes as a direct response to Managing Director Fathimath Zeeniya’s comments in favour of the model at a Parliament oversight hearing last week.
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