Rome, 8 May (beraking latest news Health) – The president of the National Federation of Medical Associations (Fnomceo), Filippo Anelli, has raised concerns about the accuracy of waiting lists for health services in Italy. According to Anelli, many of these lists are not reflective of the reality as they are often inflated and do not accurately represent the demand for services.
Anelli highlighted the trend of individuals bypassing the National Health Service and opting for private healthcare due to long waiting times. He emphasized the need to bring credibility back to the public health system and reduce inequalities in access to healthcare.
The upcoming decree is expected to address these issues by implementing real-time monitoring of services provided by the public sector. This will allow the government to allocate resources more effectively and prioritize essential services, such as oncological treatments.
Furthermore, Anelli suggested involving healthcare staff in efforts to improve performance by allowing them to work outside regular hours. This approach aims to boost morale among healthcare workers and strengthen the public healthcare system.
Overall, Anelli stressed the importance of investing resources in the public health system to ensure fair access to healthcare services for all citizens. The upcoming decree is seen as a crucial step towards achieving this goal and restoring confidence in the public healthcare system.