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PASYKI: Recurring Pattern of Destabilization in Public Hospital Administration

Published January 28, 2026, 11:22
PASYKI: Recurring Pattern of Destabilization in Public Hospital Administration

PASYKI has expressed concern over the recurring pattern of destabilization in the administration of public hospitals, manifested by frequent resignations and vacancies in key administrative positions. The organization argues that administrative autonomy, promoted as a reform, has not been accompanied by adequate controls and accountability mechanisms, creating an institutional vacuum. PASYKI emphasizes that prolonged administrative instability undermines the functioning of the healthcare system, hinders strategic planning, and jeopardizes the quality of care. Furthermore, it questions the viability of the existing administrative model, characterizing it as potentially obsolete. The organization calls on the state to take immediate and substantial action to ensure the administrative adequacy of hospitals, otherwise the autonomy reform will lead to the system's disintegration.