AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFamily Doctor Shortage: Nearly 110,700 people in Estonia lack a permanent family doctor, up from 72,500 four years ago. Experts disagree on the fix, but say changing clinic ownership alone won’t solve staffing and access problems. Drug Safety: Estonia’s public health experts warn that fast-changing synthetic opioids, including nitazenes and cychlorphine, are making overdose prevention harder. The country previously faced a severe fentanyl crisis. Access to Care: Estonia’s justice chancellor found that some conscripts have waited more than 10 weeks for dental appointments, despite their legal right to care. A new registration system is in development.
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