The mayor of Tomar met with the management of the local health unit, Medio Tijo, “to address various topics that are mainly within the scope of decentralization of competencies in the health sector, but also other projects that are currently being implemented or that could be implemented,” says the mayor of Tomar. The municipality, in an explanatory note. The President of the Bialvo Diocesan Council and the President of the Federation of Maddalena and Biselja Dioceses were also invited, in the first part of the meeting, to “address the constraints that existed with family doctors in some health areas,” the same text adds. Within the framework of decentralization of powers, the President of the Chamber signed an order delegating, essentially, to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Local Health Unit, the powers to manage the operations agents transferred from the Ministry of Health to the municipality, but who will continue to provide service to this entity.
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