Agreement to share Social Security affiliation data with Castilla y León
The INSS and TGSS will transfer labor affiliation data to Castilla y León so that physicians can issue sick leave based on actual information about the patient's usual work.
The INSS and TGSS will transfer labor affiliation data to Castilla y León so that physicians can issue sick leave based on actual information about the patient's usual work.
The Government of Aragon approves a credit supplement of 619 million to cover the increase in personnel and expenses in healthcare, education and social services due to budget extension.
The Ministry of Health opens the process to designate national reference laboratories in public health in three areas of infectious diseases. The selected laboratories will coordinate epidemiological surveillance and adv...
Errors in the EU regulation establishing how to sample and analyze mycotoxins in food are corrected. It affects laboratories and official food safety controls.
Errors in the decision extending temporary protection for persons displaced by the war in Ukraine are corrected. This protection allows them to reside and work legally in EU countries.
The INSS signs an agreement with the University of Alcalá and the Spanish Society of Ophthalmology to review the manual that guides the duration of work absences. The fifth edition will update standard temporary disabili...
The Medicines Agency and pharmaceutical cooperative Bidafarma will share weekly supply data to anticipate shortages. The agreement uses the ARTEMIS software tool and has no economic cost for either party.
The Medicines Agency and pharmaceutical cooperative Cofares sign an agreement to exchange supply data and anticipate supply disruptions. The agreement is free of charge and will be valid for 4 years, renewable.
Health creates a diploma that accredits healthcare professionals who tutor specialists in training. It is not mandatory to be a tutor, but it recognizes their teaching competencies.
The law strengthens the neonatal screening program ('heel prick test') to detect rare diseases in babies, ensuring periodic evaluations and greater equality among autonomous communities.