Moreover, in hospitals, two-thirds of workers do not have Euskera accredited, 57% in Osakidetza and 99% in Osasunbidea (almost no one).
As main conclusions, UEMA stands out for its municipalities:
In Osakidetza, one in five (19%) has not accredited it; in Health, three in four (75%).
However, the report does not focus solely on the primary care centres of the municipalities of UEMA, as the citizens of these villages, like all others, have to go to larger hospitals (like the rest of the population) depending on the health problem. And the following graphic situations in hospitals.
Places of reference hospitals according to the mandatory language profile:
According to the Basque accreditation, global data:
Hospital posts by area and Basque accreditation:
On the UEMA website:
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