Shortage of professionals is the main risk for hospital purchases in the NHS
📌 Key Highlights & Context
- Source: Official reports by O Jornal Económico.
- Shortage of professionals is the main risk for hospital purchases in the NHS
- Relevant agencies continue to monitor the impact.
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The lack of specialized professionals is one of the main risks for the hospital sector, as revealed by the Hospital Purchasing Barometer, from the Brazilian Association of Hospital Administrators (APAH).
According to the study, 84% of respondents consider the purchasing function to be strategic or very strategic for their organizations, however, this appreciation does not always translate into structured planning, with 32% reporting that they do not have a formally approved activity plan for this year, and 29% are still preparing it.
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Escassez de profissionais é principal risco para as compras hospitalares no SNS