(ANSA) – ROME, FEB 21 – The establishment of the National Observatory on the safety of health and social-health workers envisaged in the anti-violence law of August 14, 2020 is underway. The decree was published in the Official Journal of February 18 of 13 January of the Minister of Health, in agreement with the Ministers of the Interior and of the Economy and Finance who in 6 articles defines the tasks, composition and functioning of the Observatory. Publication that for the president of Fnomceo, the National Federation of Medical Orders, Filippo Anelli, “is good news because by monitoring the episodes of violence and the causes that trigger them, it is possible to manage and prevent them. Now – Rings says – it is important to establish the Observatory to continue monitoring “. Even before there was a law (i.e. from 13 March 2018) the Observatory had been established at the Ministry of Health and met several times with Minister Speranza. “The institution with a law strengthens the role and activity of the Observatory, making the application of the law fully effective”, explains Anelli, underlining that “if before Covid the attacks were born, more often than not, from a performance denied, now, in addition to the aggravation of this form of violence, has been added the protest of those who find the restrictions, or the obligation to vaccinate, or the Green pass unjust “. Sit in under the offices of the Orders, vandalism, real or virtual attacks on social networks multiply. “For this reason, now more than ever, a cultural revolution is important”, says Anelli.
The observatory is set up at the Directorate General for Health Professions and Human Resources of the NHS of the Ministry of Health. About 60 members representing ministries, regions and the whole world of health. There are no charges to be borne by the state budget and attendance fees, fees, reimbursement of expenses or other emoluments are excluded. (HANDLE).
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