Malopolskie

30th October 2009

They didn’t meet the criteria last year either, but we were able to sign the contract with them because we relaxed the rules

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Krakow’s Autism Centre is at risk of closing next year due to a new National Health Fund (NFZ) regulation stipulating they must employ “four and one-third” occupational therapists. The NFZ has laid down strict guidelines for staffing levels which any outlet must adhere to in order to qualify for a contract with them.

The Krakow Autism Centre deals with 56 patients aged from 7 to 25 every day, teaching them life skills. The new rules, which came into force on August 30th following a decision by the Ministry of Health, mean that for 56 patients there must be “two and two sixths of a psychiatrist, one and one sixth of a psychotherapist, three psychologists and four and one third occupati ...

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