Minister of Health Addresses Controversy with President De Luca in Interview with Corriere della Sera
In a recent interview with Corriere della Sera, Minister of Health Orazio Schillaci addressed the controversy surrounding President De Luca and the healthcare system in Campania. Schillaci emphasized that Campania has just received a billion to strengthen the territory and that the ministry’s technical support will not be lacking.
Schillaci clarified that the decision to close emergency rooms lies with the governors to define the hospital organization in their territory. He highlighted the government’s commitment to healthcare, with increased resources allocated in the latest budget law for the three-year period 2024-26.
The Minister also commented on the recent ranking by Newsweek of the best hospitals, noting that excellence exists in the South as well. He emphasized the government’s dedication to supporting areas with the greatest difficulty, not just through financial resources but also through organizational models to meet the demand for health.
Addressing the crisis in emergency rooms, Schillaci stated that measures have been taken to support doctors and nurses, including specific allowances and improved safety protocols. He also highlighted efforts to ensure a more favorable pension scheme for those working in strenuous conditions.
Overall, Schillaci expressed confidence in President De Luca’s commitment to advancing the investment plan quickly and emphasized the government’s continuous efforts to improve healthcare in the region.
The interview sheds light on the ongoing collaboration between the Ministry of Health and regional authorities to address challenges and strengthen healthcare services in Campania and across the country.
March 2, 2024
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