Specific country information sheet – Romania

National Institute of Statistics (2018)

http://statistici.insse.ro:8077/tempo-online/#/pages/tables/insse-table

https://regmed.cmr.ro/

http://rezidentiat.ms.ro/ (Official site of the residency national competitions)

The national centres, which coordinate the Institute at national level, are:

a) National Center for Surveillance and Control of Communicable Diseases (CNSCBT);

b) National Center for Risk Monitoring in the Community Environment (CNMRMC);

c) National Center for Health Assessment and Promotion (CNEPSS).

d) National Center for Statistics and Informatics in Public Health (CNSISP)

The regional centers of public health, which ensure the coordination and professional execution at regional level of the Institute, are:

a) The Regional Center of Public Health Bucharest (CRSPB);

b) Cluj Regional Center for Public Health (CRSPC);

c) Iasi Regional Center for Public Health (CRSPI);

d) Timisoara Regional Public Health Center (CRSPT);

e) Targu Mures Regional Public Health Center (CRSPM);

f) The Sibiu Regional Center for Public Health (CRSPS).

The Medical College of Romania has legal personality and is autonomous in relation to any public authority, exercising its powers any interference.

The main objective of CMR is to control and supervise the practice of the medical profession, apply laws and regulations that organise and regulate the professional activity, represent the interests of the medical profession and to preserve the prestige of this profession in society.

pentru modificarea și completarea Ordonanței Guvernului nr. 18/2009 privind organizarea și finanțarea rezidențiatului, precum și pentru completarea Legii nr. 95/2006 privind reforma în domeniul sănătății

for amending and supplementing Government Ordinance No. 18/2009 regarding the organisation and financing of the residency, as well as for the completion of Law No. 95/2006 regarding the reform in the health field

pentru modificarea și completarea Ordonanței Guvernului nr. 18/2009 privind organizarea și finanțarea rezidențiatului

regarding the organisation and financing of the residency as amended by Law No. 197 of 31 October  2019

Chapter I, Section 3 – Residential positions– Art. 18: “Residents occupying, by competition, the positions for which the residence is organised conclude an individual employment contract for an indefinite period with the public health unit that published the respective position, under the conditions provided by the legislation in force. Before starting the residency training, physicians, dentists, and pharmacists who promote the residency contest on the job conclude an individual employment contract with the public health unit that published the respective position. This contract stipulates the obligation to work in the same public health unit where the individual employment contract was concluded, for a duration equal to the training in residence.

The obligation is established by an additional act to the individual employment contract, pursuant to the provisions of Law No. 53/2003 – Labour Code, republished, with subsequent amendments. If these obligations are not met all costs incurred during the professional training must be reimbursed, plus the installation premium defined in the  addendum of the individual employment contract –

The salary increases provided by the Framework Law No. 153 / 2017, regarding the remuneration of health professionals from public funds, are applied in 2 stages:

– Since January 2018, the gross salary of health professionals increased by 25% compared to the level granted in December 2017, including bonuses paid at the end of 2017.

– Since March 2018, the salaries of physicians and nurses have increased until they reach the level of basic salaries set for 2022.

http://www.ms.ro/2018/02/08/in-urma-aplicarii-noii-legi-a-salarizarii-salariile-personalului-medical-vor-inregistra-cresteri-semnificative/ 

privind organizarea și finanțarea rezidențiatului

privind asigurarea calității educației aprobată cu modificări prin Legea nr. 87/2006

on quality assurance of education approved with modifications by Law No. 87/2006

• licensing, according to quality standards, of institutions providing education in order to fulfil the beneficiaries’ expectations ;
• contributing to the development of an institutional culture of higher education quality
• assuring the protection of higher education direct beneficiaries of study programmes by producing and disseminating publicly accessible, systematic, coherent and credible information about the quality of education;
• proposing research and innovation strategies and policies to the Ministry of Education, with the aim of permanently improving higher education quality, in close correlation with pre-university education.

http://legislatie.just.ro/Public/DetaliiDocument/63367

With the support of the Regional Operational Programme 2014-2020, investments in health infrastructure to improve the accessibility and quality of care. Several activities can be financed from either Priority Axis 8 (Development of health and social infrastructure) or Priority Axis 14 (Creating the infrastructure of regional emergency hospitals). The investment into modernised medical equipment at the County Emergency Hospital of Cluj-Napoca is a case in point.

April 2019

https://www.stiripesurse.ro/echipamente-medicale-de-peste-13-milioane-de-lei-din-fonduri-europene-pentru-spitalul-judetean-de-urgenta-cluj-napoca_1342145.html 

http://mfe.gov.ro/finantarea-europeana-pentru-spitalele-regionale-continua/