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Dutch Mental Healthcare Providers Face Financial Crisis Due to Data-Sharing Restrictions
Dutch mental healthcare providers face financial crisis after a new law prohibiting the sharing of patient data needed for insurance claims, creating uncertainty for smaller practices and potentially lengthening patient waiting times.
Dutch Mental Healthcare Providers Face Financial Crisis Due to Data-Sharing Restrictions
Dutch mental healthcare providers face financial crisis after a new law prohibiting the sharing of patient data needed for insurance claims, creating uncertainty for smaller practices and potentially lengthening patient waiting times.
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44% Bias Score
UK Social Care Needs Deep Reform to Address Funding Crisis
The UK's social care system requires deep reform to address insufficient funding and short-term fixes, necessitating a cross-party approach to overcome past failures and achieve long-term sustainability.
UK Social Care Needs Deep Reform to Address Funding Crisis
The UK's social care system requires deep reform to address insufficient funding and short-term fixes, necessitating a cross-party approach to overcome past failures and achieve long-term sustainability.
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48% Bias Score
£889 Million Boost for England's GP System to Improve Patient Care
The UK government will invest £889 million into England's GP system to improve patient care, reduce administrative burdens, and incentivize consistent patient-doctor pairings and proactive health management; this follows collective action by GPs due to financial concerns and aims to improve patient ...
£889 Million Boost for England's GP System to Improve Patient Care
The UK government will invest £889 million into England's GP system to improve patient care, reduce administrative burdens, and incentivize consistent patient-doctor pairings and proactive health management; this follows collective action by GPs due to financial concerns and aims to improve patient ...
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40% Bias Score
Madrid's 2025 Healthcare Budget: Lowest Per Capita in Spain
The 2025 Madrid regional budget allocates €1,482 per capita to healthcare, the lowest in Spain, despite a €294 million increase; this underfunding exacerbates existing issues and widens the gap with other regions.
Madrid's 2025 Healthcare Budget: Lowest Per Capita in Spain
The 2025 Madrid regional budget allocates €1,482 per capita to healthcare, the lowest in Spain, despite a €294 million increase; this underfunding exacerbates existing issues and widens the gap with other regions.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament to Reject €21 Million for Long-COVID Research
The Dutch parliament is set to reject a €21 million amendment for long-COVID research, potentially delaying effective symptom management for almost half a million patients, as the government prioritizes existing research results.
Dutch Parliament to Reject €21 Million for Long-COVID Research
The Dutch parliament is set to reject a €21 million amendment for long-COVID research, potentially delaying effective symptom management for almost half a million patients, as the government prioritizes existing research results.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Rejects Funding for Long COVID Research
A proposed €21 million research budget for long COVID symptom treatment in the Netherlands is facing defeat in parliament, delaying large-scale treatment for nearly half a million patients due to budgetary constraints and competing priorities within the government.
Dutch Parliament Rejects Funding for Long COVID Research
A proposed €21 million research budget for long COVID symptom treatment in the Netherlands is facing defeat in parliament, delaying large-scale treatment for nearly half a million patients due to budgetary constraints and competing priorities within the government.
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48% Bias Score
Funding Cut Jeopardizes Children's Long COVID Care in Netherlands
The Dutch government's rejection of €21 million for researching children's long COVID treatments threatens the 2025 opening of specialized clinics and delays effective care for an estimated 40,000 affected children, with thousands already severely impacted.
Funding Cut Jeopardizes Children's Long COVID Care in Netherlands
The Dutch government's rejection of €21 million for researching children's long COVID treatments threatens the 2025 opening of specialized clinics and delays effective care for an estimated 40,000 affected children, with thousands already severely impacted.
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52% Bias Score
Italian Parliament Approves €30 Billion 2025 Budget
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the €30 billion 2025 budget with 211 votes; it includes tax cuts, family benefits, business incentives, and increased healthcare funding to €141.3 billion by 2027, but faces criticism for insufficient healthcare spending.
Italian Parliament Approves €30 Billion 2025 Budget
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the €30 billion 2025 budget with 211 votes; it includes tax cuts, family benefits, business incentives, and increased healthcare funding to €141.3 billion by 2027, but faces criticism for insufficient healthcare spending.
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44% Bias Score
NDIS Funding Cuts Threaten Music Therapy for Autistic Woman
Nineteen-year-old Ava Rinna, diagnosed with level 3 autism, uses music therapy to communicate; however, proposed NDIS funding cuts from $193.99 to $67.56 per hour threaten to end her sessions, impacting her well-being and communication skills.
NDIS Funding Cuts Threaten Music Therapy for Autistic Woman
Nineteen-year-old Ava Rinna, diagnosed with level 3 autism, uses music therapy to communicate; however, proposed NDIS funding cuts from $193.99 to $67.56 per hour threaten to end her sessions, impacting her well-being and communication skills.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Municipalities Leave National Care Accord Over Funding Dispute
Dutch municipalities are leaving the National Care Accord (IZA) due to unmet financial promises for preventative care and the 2026 budget shortfall, jeopardizing the accord's future and leading to potential legal action and the loss of €150 million in IZA funds.
Dutch Municipalities Leave National Care Accord Over Funding Dispute
Dutch municipalities are leaving the National Care Accord (IZA) due to unmet financial promises for preventative care and the 2026 budget shortfall, jeopardizing the accord's future and leading to potential legal action and the loss of €150 million in IZA funds.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Fails to Secure Funding for Long COVID Treatment Research
A Dutch parliamentary amendment seeking €21 million for long COVID treatment research is likely to fail, delaying widespread treatment for nearly half a million patients, despite existing research into the disease's causes.
Dutch Parliament Fails to Secure Funding for Long COVID Treatment Research
A Dutch parliamentary amendment seeking €21 million for long COVID treatment research is likely to fail, delaying widespread treatment for nearly half a million patients, despite existing research into the disease's causes.
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40% Bias Score
300 Hospice Beds Closed in England Amidst Funding Crisis
Approximately 300 hospice inpatient beds in England are closed due to funding and staffing shortages, prompting Hospice UK to request £110 million in government funding to prevent further cuts and maintain end-of-life care.
300 Hospice Beds Closed in England Amidst Funding Crisis
Approximately 300 hospice inpatient beds in England are closed due to funding and staffing shortages, prompting Hospice UK to request £110 million in government funding to prevent further cuts and maintain end-of-life care.
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44% Bias Score
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