The National Quality Review of Slovenia's public healthcare system, which was published online in June 2026, has disappeared from the internet after just one month. The Agency for Healthcare Quality stated that the report was removed because it had not yet been reviewed by the government. Although the report was known to contain incomplete information, it raised important questions about the state of healthcare. For example, it revealed that the University Clinical Centre Ljubljana exceeded 100% capacity in operating rooms due to increased demand and the use of mixed operating rooms outside regular hours. However, the hospital claims this indicates efficient resource management. The hospital has been waiting over a decade for the expansion of its operating block as part of the completion of the Northern District Hospital project, which could add seven additional operating rooms.
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