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CHEGA QUESTIONS GOVERNMENT ABOUT LACK OF HEMATOLOGISTS IN LOWER ALENTEJO AND ALGARVE

O Atual - Informação de Verdade13 September 2026 at 00:03

The Chega party questioned the Government about the clinical situation of Hematology in the Lower Alentejo and Algarve regions. The party demanded clarification on this matter that affects the provision of healthcare in these areas of the country.

The party specifically wanted to know the number of Hematology professionals assigned to the hospitals of Beja and Portimão. It also aimed to obtain information about the type of employment contract of these health professionals.

Why this matters

This issue directly affects the users of the Lower Alentejo and Algarve regions who depend on hematology services at these hospital units. The Government's response may reveal the extent of the shortage of specialists in these areas of the country.

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