GOVSI podkast
Vlada Slovenije z GOVSI podkastom širi ustaljene načine obveščanja in komuniciranja z javnostjo ter krepi transparentnost vladnega delovanja. Vladni podkast je namenjen poglobljeni predstavitvi vladnih vsebin ter drugih aktualnih in družbeno pomembnih tematik. Poleg bolj neposrednega stika z javnostjo daje tudi prostor za dodatno in temeljito pojasnjevanje vladnih odločitev, načrtov, politik ali pogledov.
Podkast v celoti nastaja v produkciji in v prostorih Urada vlade za komuniciranje (Ukom). Imel bo več voditeljev, predvidoma bosta objavljeni po dve novi epizodi na mesec.
V podkastu predstavljamo aktualne vladne teme ter posebne projektne vsebine, kot je 20. obletnica članstva v EU. Predstavljamo tudi nacionalno znamko I Feel Slovenija.
Glasba: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance
[ENGLISH VERSION]
With the GOVSI podcast, the Government of Slovenia is expanding the established ways of informing and communicating with the public and enhancing the transparency of government activities. The Government Podcast is designed to provide an in-depth presentation of government content and other topical and socially relevant issues. In addition to more direct contact with the public, it also provides a space for additional and in-depth explanation of government decisions, plans, policies or views.
The podcast is entirely produced and hosted by the Government Communications Office (GCO) and will have several presenters, with two new episodes per month.
We focus on current government topics and special project content, such as the 20th anniversary of EU membership. We also present the national brand I Feel Slovenia.
Music: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance
GOVSI podkast
Dr. Erik Brecelj za GOVSI podkast: Hočem živeti v državi, kjer je zdravstvo dostopno vsem
Dr. Erik Brecelj za GOVSI podkast: Hočem živeti v državi, kjer je zdravstvo dostopno vsem
V 22. epizodi podkasta Gov.si, ki ga pripravlja Urad Vlade RS za komuniciranje, je voditeljica Petra Bezjak Cirman gostila dr. Erika Breclja, kirurga na Onkološkem inštitutu in vodjo Strateškega sveta za zdravstvo. V pogovoru sta osvetlila ključne izzive in reforme slovenskega zdravstvenega sistema ter vlogo strateškega sveta kot posvetovalnega telesa pri predsedniku vlade.
Osrednja tema je bila novela Zakona o zdravstveni dejavnosti, ki prinaša pomembne spremembe, med drugim vzpostavitev regijskega modela in jasnejšo razmejitev med javnim in zasebnim zdravstvom. Dr. Brecelj je dejal, da je pri vodenju strateškega sveta spoznal, kako se »praktično vse probleme da rešiti – za nekatere potrebujemo leta, druge pa lahko izboljšamo v nekaj tednih«. Poudaril je tudi, da se ob sprejeti noveli zakona o zdravstveni dejavnosti preveč izpostavlja ločitev javnega in zasebnega, čeprav zakon vsebuje številne rešitve, ki so že desetletja čakale na uresničitev.
Posebej je izpostavil pomen ohranjanja dostopnega in kakovostnega javnega zdravstva, ki ga ne smemo jemati za samoumevnega. »Hočem živeti v državi, kjer je zdravstvo dostopno vsem – revnim in bogatim – in kjer ni treba iz žepa plačevati storitev,« je poudaril. Ob tem pa opozoril na nevarnosti modelov, ki temeljijo na komercializaciji zdravstva in pogosto puščajo najranljivejše brez ustrezne oskrbe.
Epizoda ponuja vpogled v delovanje zdravstvene politike v praksi, premislek o dolgoročnih sistemskih rešitvah ter navdihujočo osebno predanost poklicnemu poslanstvu.
Epizoda je na voljo na vseh večjih platformah za podkaste in na gov.si.
Dr. Erik Brecelj on the GOVSI Podcast: "I want to live in a country where healthcare is accessible to everyone"
In the 22nd episode of the Gov.si podcast, produced by the Slovenian Government Communication Office, host Petra Bezjak Cirman welcomed Dr. Erik Brecelj, a surgeon at the Institute of Oncology Ljubljana and Chair of the Strategic Council for Healthcare. Their conversation shed light on the key challenges and reforms in Slovenia’s healthcare system, as well as the role of the strategic council as an advisory body to the Prime Minister.
The central topic of discussion was the amendment to the Healthcare Services Act, which introduces important changes such as the establishment of a regional healthcare model and a clearer distinction between public and private healthcare. Dr. Brecelj noted that, through leading the strategic council, he had come to realise that “virtually all problems can be solved – some take years, others can be improved in a matter of weeks.” He emphasised that too much attention has been given to the public-private divide, while the act actually contains numerous long-overdue solutions.
He particularly stressed the importance of preserving accessible and high-quality public healthcare, warning that it should never be taken for granted. “I want to live in a country where healthcare is accessible to everyone – rich and poor – and where people don’t have to pay for services out of pocket,” he said. He also warned about the risks of commercialised healthcare models, which often leave the most vulnerable without proper care.
The episode offers a real-world insight into how healthcare policy is shaped and implemented, a reflection on long-term systemic solutions, and an inspiring look at personal dedication to the mission of public service.