The 2004 dental reform, which abolished state clinics in health centers and schools, turning dentists into private individuals who sign contracts with the Fund, did not yield the expected results, and the prevention and control of children's oral health was left solely to the vigilance of parents.
From 2020, the Health Insurance Fund and the Ministry of Health are announcing the return of dental care to the public health system and the return of school clinics due to the decline in children's oral health. Only recently have more visible steps been taken, and information has arrived that more than a million euros will be invested in equipping dental clinics in primary and secondary schools. When will this work be completed, do we have enough dentists and how will prevention be carried out?
In Colors of Morning on Television Vijesti on Tuesday, October 21st, these topics:
- Press review: Aleksandra Despotović, DPS MP.
- What were the first tasks of the messengers?
- The EU-Western Balkans Summit will be held in Montenegro next year on June 1. What does this mean for us in the most challenging year in accession negotiations?
- Seasonal flu vaccination begins - who should get the vaccine?
- What does the new Law on Higher Education mean for the University of Montenegro?
- We talk to teacher Sava Kovačević, who has been motivating, teaching, encouraging and encouraging his students to believe in themselves for years, and who is this year's winner of the "Prosvjetitelj" award.
- When will the reconstruction of Slobode Street be completed and why was the košćela tree cut down?
- What's on FUNK's agenda until the end of the month?
- Days of Montenegro held in Slovenia.
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