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Osakidetza assumes the costs and management of amputated body parts
The Basque public health system has approved a new instruction according to which it will bear the costs and procedures for the incineration of these remains, provided that the consent of the patient or his relatives is available.
Osakidetza O.R., in a stock photo.
Osakidetza assumes the management and costs of the remains resulting from surgical operations, amputations or abortions, provided that the express consent of the patient or his relatives is available.
The Department of Health reported on Friday that the aim is to provide a "more humane, empathetic and respectful response" to those affected by these situations and their relatives.
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