Adonis Georgiadis, the Greek Health Minister, acknowledged his mistake in not suing a hospital doctor after a physical altercation during a recent incident in Nice, Greece, while emphasizing his commitment to enhancing the National Health System (NHS).
In a recent statement, Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis discussed an incident at Nice hospital where he was involved in a physical altercation with a doctor. He expressed regret for not pursuing legal action against the doctor, who allegedly struck him. This altercation also resulted in injuries to the police chief present at the scene. Georgiadis clarified that he did not call the police himself; instead, it was the head of the Police Headquarters who deemed it necessary to involve law enforcement due to concerns about potential escalations.
Despite this unfortunate incident, Georgiadis reiterated his commitment to improving Greece's National Health System (NHS). He stated his objective is to pass on a more effective and well-funded NHS to his successor, reflecting his dedication to healthcare reform. Georgiadis highlighted the importance of utilizing resources from the Recovery Fund to ensure that every euro is spent to enhance public health services in Greece.
Looking ahead, Georgiadis announced plans to visit the hospital again in the coming days, indicating his continued engagement with healthcare issues. His promise to provide the best NHS ever represents a crucial agenda in the context of ongoing discussions about public health in Greece, particularly following the challenges posed by the recent pandemic.
