Health - Von der Decken chairs the Conference of Health Ministers
Schleswig-Holstein's Minister of Health, Kerstin von der Decken (CDU), has taken over the chairmanship of the Conference of Health Ministers (GMK ) and intends to address issues such as hospital reform and the supply of medicines. According to the Minister, one of the biggest challenges is the gap between the increasing need for care, a shortage of specialists and limited financial resources. "A sustainable hospital reform, good framework conditions in the outpatient sector and a reliable supply of medicines are three examples that I will therefore work on together with my colleagues," von der Decken announced on Tuesday.
The health ministers and senators of the federal states as well as the federal health minister plan to meet for their main conference on June 12 and 13 in Lübeck-Travemünde.
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- In her role as the chair of the Conference of Health Ministers (GMK), Kerstin von der Decken from Schleswig-Holstein's CDU party, will focus on addressing challenges such as hospital reform and drug supply, recognizing the challenges of increased care demand, specialist shortage, and limited resources.
- The Federal Government, along with health ministers and senators from the federal states, will gather for the main Conference of Health Ministers on June 12 and 13 in Lübeck-Travemünde, under the leadership of Minister von der Decken, to discuss pressing health issues like hospital reform and medication supply.
- Additionally, Germany's hospital system is facing reform efforts led by the Conference of Health Ministers, aiming to improve care while addressing a shortage of skilled workers within the field.
- During the Conference of Health Ministers meeting, the future of the healthcare system, with a special focus on hospital reform and addressing drug supply shortages due to a lack of skilled workers, will be at the forefront of the discussions to ensure the wellbeing of Germany's population.
Source: www.stern.de
