Only 8.2% of Spaniards perceive an improvement in healthcare waiting lists
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A new survey reveals that only 8.2% of Spaniards believe waiting lists in healthcare have improved. This figure shows that a large part of the population remains concerned about the time they have to wait to receive medical care, both for consultations and for diagnostic tests and operations.
Waiting lists are one of the issues that concern citizens most in Spain. Many patients explain that they must wait weeks or even months to see a specialist. According to the available information, most respondents consider that the situation has not changed or has even worsened in recent months.
The survey results reflect citizens' perceptions and not necessarily the official data on the length of waiting times. Even so, the poll shows that public opinion holds a very critical view of how the healthcare system functions.
In conclusion, most Spaniards do not notice any progress in reducing waiting lists. The issue will remain important in public debate, since it directly affects the health and quality of life of millions of people.
Sources: Demócrata
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