Klaus Reinhardt criticizes that there is no overview of the number of sick and injured people and the processes are too bureaucratic. The “federal patchwork quilt” is “intolerable”.
The President of the German Medical Association, Klaus Reinhardt, has criticized organizational shortcomings in the medical care of Ukrainian war refugees and injured people in Germany.
There is no overview of how many sick and war wounded are already in Germany, he told the editorial network Germany. Reinhardt demanded that it be organized centrally who would fly out those affected and how they should be distributed in Germany for treatment.
The medical president also criticized bureaucratic hurdles. Only in nine federal states is there an uncomplicated procedure in which refugees quickly receive an electronic health card. “Elsewhere there is paperwork with treatment certificates,” complained Reinhardt. “Doctors must be able to concentrate on the medical treatment, not on filling out forms.” The “federal patchwork quilt” is unbearable.
Reinhardt also appealed to the federal states to enable the rapid employment of Ukrainian doctors who had fled in Germany. In addition, there is the possibility of issuing so-called professional permits before a regular approbation.
Source: Stern
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