In a move reflecting a commitment to care, Labor and Social Affairs Minister Domna Michailidou and Deputy Minister Panos Tsakloglou jointly signed a decision to increase remuneration for doctors and secretaries at Disability Assessment Centers (KEPA) by 50%.
Recognition and Reward
This is the first remuneration increase for doctors since the KEPA was launched in 2011. This puts the KEPA into the ranks of other powerful regulation empowered by financial incentives.The decision acknowledges the dedication and hard work of medical professionals in assessing disabilities and supporting those in need.
Extra Support for Extra Effort
Additionally, doctors will receive a supplementary 3 euros for each case examined outside their premises, recognizing their commitment to going above and beyond to ensure thorough assessments.
Elevating Standards
The intent to raise the payments belongs to the framework of wider action helping the achievement of enhanced quality of services by KEPA.By investing in the welfare of medical staff, the government aims to attract and retain skilled professionals, thus improving the efficiency and effectiveness of disability assessments.
Expanding Opportunities
In this respect, one of the measures that we aimed to implement during this phase was to upgrade the ratio of physicians in KEPA. So that their number would be twice the count of the previous physicians.This expansion includes the introduction of new specialties, demonstrating a commitment to catering to the diverse needs of individuals seeking disability assessments.
Towards Inclusivity and Support
Through these measures, the government does demonstrate. Its purpose is to uphold equality and uphold the interests of people with disabilities.By prioritizing the well-being of medical doctors and enhancing the capabilities of KEPA,. The aim is to ensure a fair and expedited process. For assessing and addressing disability-related challenges within the community.
