Healthcare salaries: Resident doctors warn that the draft new salary law could lead to income decreases by reducing bonuses
Resident doctors warn that the draft new salary law could reduce incomes due to the absence of minimum guaranteed bonuses.
Romanian Healthcare: Insights & Updates - page 3
Medic24 covers topics such as policy changes, public health trends, medical innovations, and opportunities within Romania’s healthcare system. We offer a concise perspective for international doctors interested in Romania’s medical sector.
Doctors’ and Nurses’ Salaries 2027
New healthcare salary law: how medical staff pay could change from 2027
Medic24 analysis of the new healthcare salary law and the changes that could affect the income of doctors, nurses and healthcare staff starting in 2027.
Regional hospitals enter the medical equipment procurement stage. Between promise and delivery, after decades of waiting
ANDIS is preparing equipment procurement for the regional hospitals in Iași, Cluj and Craiova, projects awaited for almost two decades.
OpenEvidence has withdrawn from the European Union and the United Kingdom. What this means for physicians using clinical AI
OpenEvidence has withdrawn from the EU and UK, raising questions about clinical AI, medical regulation and access to evidence-based tools in Europe.
Cluj Regional Emergency Hospital enters construction phase: RON 1.79 billion contract signed for the future medical centre of north-western Romania
Cluj Regional Emergency Hospital is entering the construction phase. The RON 1.79 billion contract includes 849 beds and 22 operating rooms.
Fall of the Bolojan Government: caretaker administration and a new setback for health reform
The Bolojan Government has been dismissed through a vote of no confidence. A caretaker period follows, with direct implications for ongoing health system reforms.
Over 1 million Romanians live with asthma, but many do not follow proper treatment, warns the Romanian Society of Pneumology
Over 1 million Romanians have asthma, but many do not follow proper treatment. Specialists warn about the risk of severe attacks and the need for access to therapy.
National Hospital Bed Plan 2026–2028 approved by the Government: phased reduction of around 14,000 beds and focus on day care and outpatient services
The National Hospital Bed Plan 2026–2028 provides for the reduction of approximately 14,000 beds and the expansion of day care services, against a backdrop of inefficient use of current capacity.
Cseke Attila to take over the Ministry of Health following the resignation of Alexandru Rogobete
Cseke Attila takes over Romania’s Ministry of Health after Alexandru Rogobete’s resignation. Government reshuffle and key priorities outlined.
Romania needs “real digitalization” in healthcare. Talks with GE HealthCare on implementing a national Command Center system
Romania’s Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, has announced discussions with GE HealthCare on implementing a national digital Command Center system across Romanian hospitals.
Romania has over 61,000 active physicians, but unequal distribution remains a major system challenge, says CMR
Romania has 61,934 active physicians and over 22,000 residents, but unequal distribution remains a major challenge.
Romania to gradually reduce number of hospital beds by 2028 under new national plan
Romania plans to reduce hospital beds by 2028 under a national strategy focused on efficiency, fewer avoidable admissions, and stronger outpatient care.
Romanian Patient Rights Law amended: scheduling for diagnostic investigations and the right to a second medical opinion introduced
Romania updates the Patient Rights Law. Patients now have the right to scheduling for diagnostic investigations and to a second medical opinion covered by the health insurance system.
European funding approved for 9 new hospitals in Romania after projects moved from the National Recovery Plan
European Commission approves transfer of €522 million to fund nine new hospitals in Romania moved from the Recovery Plan to the Health Programme 2021–2027.
8 in 10 residents of Timișoara say they are satisfied with their health – findings from the Quality of Life Barometer by the Timișoara City Hall and West University
8 in 10 residents of Timișoara say they are satisfied with their health, according to the Quality of Life Barometer conducted by the City Hall and West University.