Increasing examination fees burden patients in Aleppo ...Syria

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Aleppo – Muhammad al-Ali The suffering of Syrians with an illness or health problem extends beyond the physical pain, as it is exacerbated by the pain of examination fees in doctors’ clinics, which have become too heavy for patients to bear. Last June, the fees for doctors in their private clinics soared to unprecedented levels, forcing the Ministry of Health to ultimately concede and raise all examination fees for various specialties by 600%. The ministry set the examination fee at 25,000 Syrian pounds for a general practitioner, 40,000 for a specialist doctor, and 50,000 for a consultant doctor with more than ten years of practice. The cost of a medical consultation, which includes examini

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