Shmyhal announces new wave of inspections of MMC in April
In the near future, Ukraine plans to improve the passage of the military medical commission as part of digitalization and de-bureaucratization. The process of inspections is also underway, with the relevant ministry responding to the commissions’ actions.
This was stated by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal during a government meeting, Censor.NET reports.
"Another aspect is the maximum convenience of the military's medical commission. Here, in addition to digitalization and de-bureaucratization, inspections of commissions by the relevant ministry are ongoing," Shmyhal said.
The minister also said that more than 53 thousand medical expert cases have already been checked.
"Violations have been recorded, recommendations have been provided, and each fact will be responded to," he assured.
Shmyhal said that such inspections will be regular and that a new wave of them will begin in April.
Earlier, the Ministry of Health checked the work of 10 freelance military medical commissions at the territorial centers of recruitment and social support in Kyiv.
In April, the Ministry of Healthcare of Ukraine plans to start re-inspecting the work of military medical commissions (MMCs) to check whether the recommendations have been implemented.
