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Knesset panel: indict head pathologist for missing organ case with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Autopsy reveals organs were removed from soldier's body with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Treasury comes up with NIS 100M to boost health system

The current health crisis drew to a close yesterday with the cabinet's decision that the treasury will transfer NIS 100 million to the Health Ministry to cover half of the deficit in the government health system.

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Analysis / If you're going to be sick, be rich

Israel's patients are twice abandoned. During the hospital crisis they were harmed by the largely staged and exaggerated restrictions on medical treatments. At the end of the crisis, there was nothing to indicate any significant improvement in the quality of medical services, nor any good news for the health system.

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Treasury to transfer NIS 100 million to state hospitals with Haaretz Service, Moti Bassok and Ruth Sinai 0 comments
Health crisis could end today

The health crisis is likely to be resolved today at the meeting of the economic-social cabinet, senior officials from both the health and finance ministries said yesterday.

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Hospital deficit due to failure to collect debts with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Health officials say solution to cash crisis is in sight

Senior sources in the government health system reported that the Ministry of Health and the treasury were close to a solution to the crisis after Health Minister Dan Naveh and Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached a series of agreements in their meetings the day before yesterday.

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Report: Hospitals coffers hurt by failure to collect patients' fees

The NIS 330 million deficit accumulated by 13 hospitals under the auspices of the Clalit health maintenance organization (HMO) is a result of the hospitals' negligence in collecting money owed by private patients, the National Insurance Institute, the Palestinian Authority and other sources, a confidential report has found.

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Health Ministry: Medicines will run out in a matter of days

Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Dan Naveh met again last night in a last-ditch effort to solve the crisis in the health system. Before the meeting the Health Ministry launched an attack on the treasury, for its "obtuse, incorrect budget for the health system."

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Netanyahu, Naveh resume talks on crisis in health system

Report: Health, Finance Ministers only manage to reach agreement on small number of issues.

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Netanyahu-Naveh marathon ends in failure

A twelve-hour meeting between Finance Minister Netanyahu and Health Minister Naveh on the health system budget crisis ended in failure yesterday. As a result only partial health service will be available today at public hospitals and HMO facilities.

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Public hospitals, Clalit provide partial service Friday with Haaretz Service and David Ratner 0 comments
Budget crisis halts hospital treatments

The finance and health ministers were meeting late last night, trying to resolve a budget emergency in the health system as a key medicine supplier halted deliveries to seven state hospitals, and the Health Ministry demanded that the treasury immediately transfer over NIS 200 million - half the ministry's present deficit. The total hospital budget for the ministry is NIS 5 billion a year.

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Hospital crisis widens, more hospitals cut key services with Haaretz Service 0 comments
Health crisis deepens, more hospitals cut services

The crisis in the public health system intensified yesterday as more public hospitals cut back their services, following the cancellation of the meeting between Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Danny Naveh.

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Hospital services to be cut, starting today

Meeting between health minister, finance minister fails to solve crisis

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Safed hospital stops admitting patients with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Safed hospital refusing to accept new patients with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Services at cash-strapped state hospitals to be disrupted with Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Judge rules doctors should face charges in girl's death 0 comments
Medical system less egalitarian and treatment less accessible, Health Ministry finds

Israel's health system is becoming less fair and egalitarian, and the availability of medical treatment to the overall population is declining, senior Health Ministry officials said yesterday.

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A doctored certificate?

After 20 years of failed attempts, former Rambam Hospital doctor Yitzhak Roisman will now be licensed to perform operations, a move that is worrying some top surgeons.

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Supreme Court backs decision to suspend license of indicted doctor 0 comments
Officials: Health care system to decline due to NIS 2B deficit 0 comments
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