"In March, the media reported that the State Accreditation Service for Health Care had revoked the surgeon 's license to Kęstutis Strupas, a former head of Santara' s clinics. Last December, the Vilnius Regional Court upheld a first-instance court ruling that Mr Strupas was found guilty of petty bribery and that a patient who had given him illegal compensation was guilty of petty bribery. The court found that K. Strupas, as the general director and practicing surgeon of Santara's clinics, took a bribe of 100 euros from a patient in January 2018 for performing the operation on her by himself at the time she wanted. K. Strupas was forced to pay 5 thousand EUR, the patient - 4.5 thousand EUR fines. Former Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis has criticized the decision against Strupas, saying that political ambitions deprive people of access to specialist care, which could lead to a deterioration in their quality of life."
"In March, the media reported that the State Accreditation Service for Health Care had revoked the surgeon 's license to Kęstutis Strupas, a former head of Santara' s clinics.
Last December, the Vilnius Regional Court upheld a first-instance court ruling that Mr Strupas was found guilty of petty bribery and that a patient who had given him illegal compensation was guilty of petty bribery. The court found that K. Strupas, as the general director and practicing surgeon of Santara's clinics, took a bribe of 100 euros from a patient in January 2018 for performing the operation on her by himself at the time she wanted.
K. Strupas was forced to pay 5 thousand EUR, the patient - 4.5 thousand EUR fines. Former Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis has criticized the decision against Strupas, saying that political ambitions deprive people of access to specialist care, which could lead to a deterioration in their quality of life."
The problem is that Lithuanian ruling elite is not concerned about our quality of life.
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