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Nearly one million lei to inform citizens about healthcare reforms

The Ministry of Health will run a public information campaign on reforms to the healthcare system. A sum of 800,000 lei, excluding VAT, has been allocated for the production and distribution of information materials. The tender was announced by the body responsible for coordinating the implementation and monitoring of healthcare projects.
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According to the tender specifications, the selected company will need to explain to citizens what changes are taking place in the healthcare system, why they are necessary, what results have been achieved, and how the reforms will affect patients, healthcare workers and healthcare institutions.

Topics to be covered include the creation of the regional healthcare services network and the development of a strategic plan for its organisation, the implementation of the electronic health record, the licensing and registration system for healthcare professionals, as well as the monitoring of medicine stocks and other public health reforms.

The company will be required to produce articles, infographics, social media posts, video content and press materials, as well as to organise collaborations with bloggers and other public figures. The contractor will also monitor public reactions and prepare rapid responses to sensitive issues.

The contract will run until 31 December 2026. The successful tenderer will be selected on the basis of the best value for money. The procurement is funded by the European Union.

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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