CDU/CSU Politicians Want to Strengthen Crisis Care - Germany’s CDU pushes for unified emergency Medicare reform to save lives
Christoph Zippel, the health policy spokesperson for the CDU in Thuringia, has called for reliable emergency medical care across Germany. He proposes a joint effort involving federal and state governments, local authorities, hospitals, emergency services, the military, and aid organizations.
Zippel's resolution emphasizes the need for collaboration to ensure dependable Medicare in emergencies. It suggests investing in infrastructure, equipment, training, and digital systems, with funds coming from a federal special fund. The goal is to permanently safeguard and improve the coordination of Medicare services in emergencies, disasters, and defense scenarios.
To reduce dependence on global supply chains, the resolution also calls for expanding and securing European production capacities for medical supplies. CDU/CSU politicians are actively pushing for federal special funds to strengthen emergency Medicare care.
Christoph Zippel's resolution highlights the importance of robust emergency Medicare care in Germany. It proposes a collaborative approach involving various stakeholders and significant investments to ensure dependable Medicare services in emergencies. The resolution also advocates for securing European production capacities to reduce reliance on global supply chains.
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