Health Ministry Requests Lists of Top Earners from Hospitals and Medical Corporations
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The Health Ministry has sent a new circular to medical corporations in Israel. According to the circular, the corporations will need to submit to the ministry their lists of top earners. In addition, they will need to submit 10% of the top earners in each field of activity, including research.
The circular was issued as the Director-General of the Health Ministry is in the process of retiring from his position. The move has sparked a storm in hospitals, and the issue is generating debate among administrators and doctors. Some describe the step as 'the burial of public medicine,' which is why it is considered a sensitive matter.
The precise purpose of the demand and the use that will be made of the information are not fully detailed in the circular, based on the information published so far. Therefore, it is not yet clear what the consequences of the circular will be for the corporations and the employees working in them.
The issue will continue to be followed by the media and the public in the coming weeks. It is worth following the official responses of the Health Ministry and the hospitals, as well as further details that will be published about the implementation of the circular.
Sources: היום
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