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Strategic intervention area 3: "Cross-cutting measures for a sustainable and predictive health system":
priority areas

5. An inclusive, sustainable and predictable health system through the implementation of priority

cross-cutting policies and programs;

5.1. Strengthening the administrative capacity at national, regional and local levels and
communicating the changes;

5.2. Implement a sustainable human resource policy in the health sector;

5.3. Implement a sustainable financial resources policy in health, cost control and financial

protection the population;
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5.4. Ensure and monitor the quality of public and private health services;

5.5 Developing and implementing a drug policy based on evidence to ensure fair and

sustainable access of the population to medication;

5.6. Promoting health research and innovation;

5.7. Cross sector collaboration for improving the health of the population, especially

vulnerable groups;

6. Increase the efficiency of the health system by accelerating the use of modern information and

communication technologies (E-health);

6.1. Development of the Integrated Information System in the field of health through

Implementing sustainable E-Health solutions;

6.2. Increasing access to health services through the use of telemedicine health services;

7. Develop appropriate infrastructure at national, regional and local level to reduce inequality of

to
access health services;

7.1. Improvement of the hospital infrastructure by the necessary remodelling of the hospital

network through restructuring and rationalization;

7.2. Improving the infrastructure of health services provided under the scheme of outpatient

care, community health care, family medicine and specialized ambulatory care;

7.3. Development of an integrated emergency services infrastructure;

7.4. Improving the infrastructure of public health services.

Annex B: Medical faculties

Note: included are the main faculties: medicine pharmacy and dentistry. Many universities also have

courses in related fields. Student numbers are the students in the Romanian language courses,

excluding students in English or other language courses

Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy

www.umfcd.ro
Facultatea de Medicina Generala

Bulevardul Eroii Sanitari, nr. 8, sector 5, Bucuresti
students: 752
Facultatea de Farmacie
Strada Traian Vuia, nr. 6, sector 2, Bucuresti

students: 186
Facultatea de Medicina Dentara

Calea Plevnei nr. 17-23, sector 5, Bucuresti

students: 236

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