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Record 90,000 patients wait beyond care guarantee limit

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The care guarantee gives patients the right to surgery or treatment within 90 days.

2 backing sources

Open Questions

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What specific measures are being taken to address the longer waits for severely ill patients?
How will the proposed national healthcare agency be structured and when will it be operational?
What is the exact proportion of patients who utilize the choice clause to seek care outside their region?
What are the root causes of the large regional disparities in waiting times?
How effective are the targeted state grants in reducing waiting times for specific procedures?
Medical assessment time limit in care guaranteefactual

The care guarantee requires a medical assessment within 7 days.

According to www.lync.me
vs.

The care guarantee requires a medical assessment within 3 days.

According to www.1177.se

Context: This discrepancy could lead to confusion about patients' legal rights. The official source (1177) states 3 days, while another source claims 7 days.

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