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The Madeira Health Service has reallocated its budget for the hospital waste treatment contract and for the acquisition of six vehicles for Home Hospitalization.
A subsidiary and exceptional funding mechanism, up to 2 million euros, has been approved to support intermediate care places for people discharged from hospital for social reasons.
A correction statement has been published to fix a value in the price table for healthcare services in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation co-funded by the Regional Health Service.
A change to the regional ordinance provides for the use of a printed model of temporary incapacity certificate when electronic transmission is impossible.
The Government Council authorized a modification to the supervision and coordination services contract for the HCUM construction, extending the execution period and approving an additional expenditure of nearly 3.5 million euros.
An ordinance published today redefines the distribution of budgetary charges over the years for the construction of the New Funchal Hospital, with an allocation for 2026.
A joint ordinance from Finance and Equipment departments redistributes budget charges, worth 8.18 million euros, for the supervision and coordination services of the new hospital project.
The employment ties of a nurse and a senior technician in the Madeira Health Service have been consolidated, following periods of mobility and public interest secondment.
A new member has been appointed to the Advisory Council of the Mission Structure for the Central and University Hospital of Madeira, replacing a previous member.
The Regional Government Council approved the first amendment to four program contracts with long-term care units, adapting the values to the increased daily rate and protecting users from retroactive costs.
Two contracts within the Integrated Continuing Care Network have been updated, reflecting an increase in the daily rate paid by the State and protecting users from retroactive costs.
The Legislative Assembly of Madeira has approved a bill to guarantee priority in the transport and supply of medicines to Madeira and the Azores, establishing maximum delivery deadlines.