budget funds allocated by hemodialysis: Where van?
as surprised as us several Dialysis Centers, contacted us very concerned, note posted on the disproportionation and the absurdity of the funds allocated by the Provincial Budget Law Private Dialysis Centers.
Below are the documentation that supports the analysis by The Intansigente in note "Business is not to cure" a clear reference to an unclear and inefficient use of funds from the Public Health Ministry of Salta this case allocating a disproportionate amount of dialysis Private Schools, when most of patients are treated in a public hospital for a sum less than 6 times.
Funds are allocated by the budget (see corresponding sheet), the number of patients comes from the 68 recorded in INCUCAI (national registration required), excluding the 45 patients attending the hospital, 23 remain to be spent by the 6.4 times higher than for the first 45.
Our research does not aim to question the actions of any private school not favored by the circumstances, but to draw attention to the fact that if it reaches the budget for the Hospital Oñativia, the amount corresponding to 23 remaining should be proportional.
In the best case if the province decided to invest such a sum in dialysis patients, would be much more useful, transparent, and economically desirable to allocate these funds to a public dialysis center and free for the needy, because investment reached 3.5 million and 700 thousand pesos do meet the 23 patients per year, and so therefore the state could save approximately 7 million pesos, with this, for example the Province of Salta, would have resolved the dialysis the shortcomings, and money to raise salaries.
also attempted do the same analysis of 178 patients covered by the IPSS, (as recorded INCUCAI), but curiously in the publication of the official budget, the details of the Jurisdiction 17, IPSS, is not.
Most dialysis centers we contacted cited a reference value of $ 3500.00 per month per patient, including transport, would lead us to suppose that the correct quotation of these 23 patients would be as much one million pesos.
The only explanation for such a sum allocated to private dialysis patients there are 170 patients would be disadvantaged more, not registered in any party and for which pay $ 3500 per month to some sites not registered with INCUCAI, a situation that would be painfully disastrous because they would be outside the official circuit coverage of patients with chronic renal failure, and paid irregularly by the State Provincial.
The only thing that moves is fair Salta, with equal opportunity for all, without unfair competition, that's for, not just a speech, is our law motive.
Source: Intransigente.com
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