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Big change at WHO: A process that took months is now solved in minutes
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

Big change at WHO: A process that took months is now solved in minutes

The Croatian Health Insurance Institute (HZZO) has introduced a new digital service called 'ePrijava ozljede na radu,' which allows for electronic submission of workplace injury claims starting July 1st. This system replaces a lengthy paper-based process that could take up to two months, now reducing processing time to 24 hours. The new application streamlines procedures by enabling automatic completion of claims through data input by employers and selected physicians, with real-time tracking of claim status. While the paper-based option remains available, the shift to digital aims to reduce administrative burden and expedite decision-making. HZZO already uses similar systems like eRefundacija for wage reimbursement during sick leave and e-Doznake for electronic sick leaves.

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Big change at WHO: A process that took months is now solved in minutes

The Croatian Health Insurance Institute (HZZO) has introduced a new digital service called 'ePrijava ozljede na radu,' which allows for electronic submission of workplace injury claims starting July 1st. This system replaces a lengthy paper-based process that could take up to two months, now reducing processing time to 24 hours. The new application streamlines procedures by enabling automatic completion of claims through data input by employers and selected physicians, with real-time tracking of claim status. While the paper-based option remains available, the shift to digital aims to reduce administrative burden and expedite decision-making. HZZO already uses similar systems like eRefundacija for wage reimbursement during sick leave and e-Doznake for electronic sick leaves.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual update on a government-run health insurance institution implementing a digital reform. There is no overt ideological framing or emphasis on partisan perspectives. The focus is on operational efficiency and administrative improvements, with balanced reporting on both紙基和

HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija) logoHRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter8 hr. ago
WHO has introduced an electronic reporting system for work-related injuries

The Croatian Health Insurance Fund (HZZO) has introduced a new digital service called 'ePrijava' for reporting work-related injuries, which allows electronic submission of claims and decision-making within 24 hours, replacing the previous paper-based process that could take up to two months. The system aims to reduce administrative burden and expedite processing for all parties involved. It is available starting July 1st and can be accessed by employers, selected doctors, or authorized HZZO staff. The service is part of broader efforts by HZZO to digitize processes such as eRefundacija and e-Doznake, reducing paperwork for users and organizations.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a government agency implementing a new digital service aimed at improving efficiency in public administration. There is no overt ideological framing or emphasis on partisan perspectives. The focus is on operational changes and their benefits, without taking a立场

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