
Candidate Wilder Moraes stated that, if elected, he will guarantee that the maximum waiting period for surgeries and exams in the State of Goiás is 15 days, promising to clear the queue in the first 120 days of government and criticizing the lack of integration between state and municipal regulation.
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Candidate Wilder Moraes highlighted health as a priority for his potential government in Goiás, promising to reduce waiting times for surgeries and exams.
The candidate spoke about health proposals and promised that the maximum waiting period for surgeries and exams will be 15 days. Wilder Moraes said he repeated the health issue several times during the debate, because, according to him, this will be the government's priority if elected. "In the first 120 days, we are going to bring this queue up to date. And from that point on, no surgery or exam from us will take more than 15 days from next year onwards. I will resolve the health of the State of Goiás", he stated.
"We are also going to change regulation, especially because today we have State regulation that does not interact with municipal regulation and today there are people suffering. Wherever an ICU is needed, it is actually in Goiânia, it is recommended for Uruaçu or Caldas Nova, a region that has nothing to do with it", he added.

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