Health remains the top priority, and the government has substantially increased funding for healthcare. A high nutritional standard supports faster recovery, and a new program called Good Meal is being introduced for all patients in Polish hospitals, as stated by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Tuesday.
Health comes first—this is the pledge of the Law and Justice government, which has boosted healthcare funding noticeably.
Morawiecki shared the message on social media on Tuesday.
A strong standard of nutrition translates to quicker recoveries, which is why the administration is launching the Good Meal program for every patient in Polish hospitals, according to the prime minister.
This was announced by the head of government.
Today marks the second concrete step for the United Right’s agenda in the next term: raising the quality of meals served in hospitals.
The announcement was posted on social media on Tuesday by PiS, and the entry featured a brief commercial that included the Minister of Health Katarzyna Sójka.
Good Meal Program
The minister explained in the recording that the Good Meal program will be rolled out for all hospital patients in Poland.
Hospitals will receive additional funding, and the National Health Fund will oversee a substantial improvement in meal quality, she added.
PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński outlined in Kielce on Sunday that his party would present its election program on Monday.
Earlier, Prime Minister Morawiecki introduced one of the points aimed at revitalizing prefab housing estates as part of the program.
A comprehensive presentation of the PiS program is planned for Końskie on Saturday, according to Law and Justice spokesperson Rafał Bochenek speaking to PAP.
Parliamentary elections are scheduled for October 15, with Poland set to elect 460 deputies and 100 senators for four-year terms.
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Source: wPolityce