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Reform: mergers and new Public Health agency divide. Doctors release warnings

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Briefings

Public health medical associations are requesting the government to listen to experts before approving a merger of public health directorates, citing past errors. The evidence indicates that ex-ministers support this merger of the Executive Directorate and ACSS, but the specific consequences for the public health system remain uncertain.

Key points

• Public health medical associations are requesting the government to listen to experts before approving a merger of public health directorates to avoid past mistakes.
• Ex-ministers support the merger of the Executive Directorate and ACSS, but the specific consequences for the public health system remain uncertain.

Context

The evidence indicates that ex-ministers support the merger of the Executive Directorate and ACSS, but the specific consequences for the public health system remain uncertain.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the request from medical associations and the support from ex-ministers. No specific dates, numbers, or consequences are provided beyond the merger itself.

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