Most Poles say doctors shouldn't work in both public and private healthcare

A poll by IBRiS for Rzeczpospolita finds that a majority of Poles believe doctors should not be allowed to work simultaneously in both public and private healthcare. Experts caution, however, that hasty regulatory changes could create new problems in an already strained system. The debate centres on the phenomenon of doctors shifting their effort from public clinics to private practices.

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