The PSOE met on Wednesday, August 28 with various health and consumer organizations to hear their proposals and "deepen the social and territorial cohesion of the health system." A fruitful meeting, in the words of the minister, and that left with good taste to collectives such as the Federation of Spanish Medical Scientific Associations (FACME). According to socialist sources confirmed to Medical Writing, the meeting was attended by a total of 11 different associations among which was the Association of Primary Care Pediatrics, Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine, Society of Primary Care Nursing, Committee of Deontology of WTO, Spanish Society of Internal Medicine, a representative of Health Policies of the Confederal Executive Commission of the UGT, Nursing Now Movement of the WHO of Spain, Fernando García Benavides, Professor of Public Health and senior researcher at CISAL-UPF, and José Luis Pedreira, Professor of Psychopathology.