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    ARMENIA'S HEALTH MINISTRY TO RE-CONSIDER DOCTORS' SALARIES AND MEDICAMENTS TURNOVER IN 2013

    YEREVAN, December 26. /ARKA/. Armenia's Health Ministry intends
    to re-consider the salaries of medical workers and the medicaments
    turnover in 2013, Derenik Dumanyan, Minister of Health, said Wednesday
    summarizing the year.

    "In the near future the employment contract will contain new
    regulations controlling medical services and clarifying the minimal
    salaries," Dumanyan noted.

    According to him, due to introducing new finance management models it
    will be possible to increase the salaries through fair distribution
    of bonuses.

    "We may raise the salaries of polyclinic workers by 10%. We see
    appropriate resources here," he said reiterating the salaries in this
    sector have not been increased for a long time.

    He also highlighted the law "On medicaments" will be adopted ensuring
    high-quality and affordable medicaments for the population. Before
    adopting the law, it is necessary to improve medicament purchase
    mechanisms and roll out monitoring of prices and databases.

    Dumanyan said in 2013 the process of regional hospitals modernization
    will continue. Particularly, the construction of a new regional
    medical center in Meghri will be launched. Hospitals of Alaverdi,
    Abovyan and Berd will be modernized, and a new multi-functional
    medical center will be built in Vanadzor.

    The improvement of the medical services in Armenia's regions are also
    of the main focus of the Ministry in 2013.

    Free of charge treatment is also discussed, and soon the Minister
    will approve the scheme of free treatment and free medicaments for
    patients who have some particular diseases. -0-

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