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Patients Federation: more digital consultations due to fuel costs

Patients Federation: more digital consultations due to fuel costs

The Patients Federation Netherlands is calling on healthcare providers to offer more digital consultations to help patients manage rising travel costs caused by high fuel prices and parking fees. The organization emphasizes that digital care should be used where possible to reduce the financial burden on those who frequently need medical attention.

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When can you change your surname in the Netherlands? 5 questions answered

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From pigeons to Medusa: De Parade is back in town, "Most beautiful place on earth"

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