Tisza Party’s Health Minister Nominee Eager to Talk About Hospital Cameras, but Not a Word on Waiting Lists

The incoming health minister of Hungary, Zsolt Hegedus, plans to remove facial recognition systems from hospitals, arguing they reflect a police-type management model. He aims to foster a more open healthcare culture. However, critics note that pressing issues like waiting lists and staff shortages are being overlooked, raising concerns about the substance of proposed reforms.