During a recent meeting at the Presidential Palace, L. Kukuraitis discussed efforts to strengthen Lithuania’s healthcare system with the president. He acknowledged the president’s expressed concern and interest regarding the need for systemic improvements.
Kukuraitis stated his commitment to contributing to these improvements, beginning with the reinforcement of public health infrastructure. He highlighted that Lithuania currently records one of the highest rates of avoidable mortality in Europe, necessitating a significant breakthrough, particularly concerning the leading causes of death in the country. Furthermore, he emphasized the critical need to bolster the physical and mental health of children.
To achieve necessary advancements, he outlined several actionable steps. Another area identified for immediate attention is the care provided to older adults and individuals with disabilities, noting that the current operational separation between the nursing and care systems requires review. After the discussion, Kukuraitis reiterated that comprehensive reform across these sectors is essential for improving national health outcomes.
The focus remains on developing integrated solutions that address both acute public health challenges and long-term care needs to ensure a more robust and unified healthcare framework for the population.
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