Wilder promises to prioritize health and review the SUS table in Goiás
Quick Look
Candidate Wilder committed to prioritizing health care in Goiás, promising to review the SUS table and sign agreements with private hospitals and philanthropic institutions to reduce the waiting list for elective surgeries, which currently exceeds 26 thousand people in the state.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Wilder is a candidate for political office in Goiás and made statements about improvements in the public health system, focusing on reducing the waiting list for medical procedures.
Wilder committed to prioritizing health care and said he intends to review the Unified Health System (SUS) table, in addition to signing agreements to reduce the waiting list for consultations, surgeries and exams in the public network. Currently, there are more than 26 thousand people waiting for elective surgeries in the state.
"We are going to create a table to contract services from private hospitals and form a partnership with philanthropic institutions. We have 64 philanthropic institutions here in the state of Goiás, such as Santas Casas, and we are going to supplement the amount that the SUS table already pays, which is very low and which, unfortunately, in the government hospital networks, we are unable to supply", declared Wilder.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Wilder will implement partnerships with philanthropic institutions to reduce the waiting list for surgeries in Goiás
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What is the specific plan to review the SUS table?
- How will agreements be signed with private hospitals?
- What is the deadline for reducing the waiting list?
- Where will the resources come from to complement SUS payments?
