Consenso on a healthcare system for the XXI century

20/10/2020/in My Books /by ignacioriesgo

On October 29, 2020, this work was presented in an online session, due to the coronavirus pandemic, which was prepared by an independent work group and coordinated by Ignacio Riesgo. At a time when documents on the National Health System abound, it is difficult to justify a new report. This one that is presented has, however, we believe, three differential elements in relation to others: a) part of the problems of the health system for patients and professionals; b) it aims to have a comprehensive vision of the health system, both in the public and private sectors; and c) compared to some partial reports, it aims to make a general analysis and offer general proposals. The full report is in the attached pdf.

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