2014

In order to supervise correct implemention of protocols, the government established the third “Superbody”, the Central Quality Body. It had significant armories at the disposal to enforce the treatment protocols. In order to ensure this task number of medical supervisors was needed.
 

Each healthcare facility had to equally ensure provision of healthcare based on the treatment protocols, minimum delivery standards and provision of the treatments from the benefit package to each citizen. The fulfillment of these criteria by healthcare facilities was controlled by medical supervisors of the Central Quality Body. As the providers who did not fulfill the criteria faced serious fines, the unpublished control results became a serious media problem....

An excerpt from a disclosed analysis for a private investor

June 12th 2014

The Central Quality Body (CQB) is a new regulatory body of the government. According to our analysis, it will be a tool for fining providers rather than protecting patients. We expect that the government will use CQB to punish private providers more strictly than the state owned providers. Based on these expectations, we advice to increase legal and medical vigilance in all private hospitals in order to face serious controls.

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