AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood and Medicine Safety: Estonia was among eight European countries hit by attacks that raised supermarket fridge and freezer temperatures, spoiling food. The incidents highlight risks to systems that protect temperature-sensitive goods. 24/7 Pharmacy Access: Estonia is considering vending machines for prescription and over-the-counter medicines, with pharmacist consultations by video. Pharmacists warn the plan could threaten rural drugstores; proposed rules would limit machines and keep them away from existing pharmacies. Hospital Care: Care coordinators are planned from May 2028 to connect health and social services and help people with complex needs avoid repeat hospital visits. Patient Services: The Health Insurance Fund paused its appointment reminder trial after patients received duplicate messages and some information proved inaccurate. Food Labelling: The economy minister has declined to approve voluntary Nutri-Score rules, calling for more analysis, while pediatricians support the scheme as a tool for healthier choices. Child Well-being: A new Estonian model aims to give policymakers a fuller picture of children’s health, relationships, safety and sense of belonging.
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