CDU/CSU criticizes the traffic light government: hospital reform at risk

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In our article, you will find out why the CDU/CSU parliamentary group criticizes the decision-making of the hospital provision of improvement law. Tino Sorge and Dr. Stephan Pilsinger accuse Health Minister of Lauterbach that they have deliberately withheld a central impact analysis. Get insights into the possible consequences of this reform for inpatient care in Germany and the challenges that clinical institutions face.
In our article, you will find out why the CDU/CSU parliamentary group criticizes the decision-making of the hospital provision of improvement law. Tino Sorge and Dr. Stephan Pilsinger accuse Health Minister of Lauterbach that they have deliberately withheld a central impact analysis. Get insights into the possible consequences of this reform for inpatient care in Germany and the challenges that clinical institutions face. (Symbolbild/MB)

excitement in the Bundestag! Today the controversial hospital provision of improvement law was adopted in a tension -charged meeting of the German Bundestag. But what is really behind it? A shadow lies above this far -reaching reform, and this is the impact analysis kept under lock

Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach and the traffic light coalition apparently not only ignored the important analysis - it was specifically withheld from the opposition and the federal states! A brave accusation of tino Sorge , the health policy spokesman for the CDU/CSU parliamentary group. He pops in the middle: "Lauterbach broke his word! Where is the basis for being able to evaluate the consequences of this reform? A blind flight that could meet us all!"

Health reform in criticism

But worry does not only remain in his warning. Also dr. Stephan Pilsinger , the rapporteur for hospital care, pulls the alarm bells: "This law will not improve inpatient care in Germany, but will endanger!" A clear shot in front of the bow - the experts' statements are clear. Years of efforts by the countries, cities, specialists and associations seem to have been for free.

Pilsinger continues: "The current regulation for the remuneration of the resolutions promotes the hunting criticized by Lauterbach after the number of cases only more! Smaller houses in rural regions that are essential for emergency care are left alone in their existence!" A black day for our clinics, according to the captivating tenor of the critics.

In the background, the Middle People's Parties, the CDU/CSU, are firmly in their confession to freedom and personal responsibility. With Friedrich Merz at the top, they are in the middle of the political struggle for a fair and functioning health care, but the current situation speaks volumes.

The decision to simply ignore the support of the federal states and experts not only causes outrage, but could also have far -reaching consequences for the future of the health system in Germany. Stay questions about questions! Where is the trust of the citizens when transparency falls by the wayside?

The traffic light coalition played a dangerous game. The upcoming lawsuits against the financing festival are already in the pipeline. The time will show how this worrying situation will affect the health systems in Germany. It remains to be seen in which consequences we have to expect!

What will bring the next week? The tension increases! Those responsible are required - because the well -being of our clinics is at stake.

Important headlines:

  • Tino Sorge: Lauterbach breaks his word!
  • Dr. Stephan Pilsinger: Law endangers health care!
  • clarification of complaints announced - our clinics in danger!