Florence, 28 October 2021 – “At the end of the year we will not reach 90% of vaccination coverage. With these numbers it is very difficult to understand when this percentage can be reached. “This is what he said Nino Cartabellotta, president of the Gimbe Foundation, which opened the sixth edition of Health System Forum, organized by Koncept, running in mixed mode, online and in prezenza, at the Leopolda station in Florence. The green pass effect, he pointed out, is waning a bit: in the last week the new vaccinates have been 210mila, with a flexion of over 50%.
“On the plate – underlined Cartabellotta – there are basically two hypotheses: extend the duration of the green pass or define a vaccination obligation in a very short time for some categories of workers. There third hypothesis is to be satisfied with a lower percentage of vaccination coverage e to cross fingers hoping that winter will go in the best way “.”increase in cases in the last week – he said – is about 40%. It is obvious that there may also be an impact resulting from the increase in tampons, but the rate of positivity of molecular buffers. This means that the virus is starting to circulate again as it was likely during the winter season ”.
During the Forum, which will go on until tomorrow, 29 October, experts, politicians, administrators, sector managers, public and private, will take stock of how the healthcare in the era of Covid and what are the health service challenges national in view of the Pnrr. In the afternoon, the online meeting on “The 2030 end ofhepatitis C? The challenge of screening and treatment ”, in which, among others, the infectious disease specialist participated Massimo Galli and, to follow, from 4 pm, an online event on the future of healthcare after the pandemic with the professor Walter Ricciardi e Giuseppe Remuzzi, director of the Mario Negri famacological research institute.
Also scheduled today States general of rare diseases, with a special focus on the labor integration of people with disabilities. The Rare Diseases Award (Rare Disease Award).
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