ROME (ITALPRESS) – “Even Istat today certifies that the impoverishment of health care, the lower investments and the overload of work on doctors, whose number is insufficient, were elements that have aggravated the effects of the pandemic in Italy. Even the Institute, which is entrusted with the dry collection and analysis of the data, has today pointed the index – and without compliments – against the senseless policies of underfunding of public health. ‘number of doctors and the burden on doctors themselves have increased, that there is always less workforce in some specialties and therefore fewer resources which, in addition to leading to an increasing number of clients for each doctor, make it difficult to intervene in full protection of health especially in emergency conditions “. This was stated by CIMO-FESMED, who underlined: “We would like to underline these points not so much to say that” we have been repeating it for some time “but because it is even more abnormal – in the light of the evidence – that the” thaumaturgical “PNRR has dedicated almost ‘insufficient for healthcare’ and scarcely aimed at a real relaunch of the NHS. At a time when the “lesson of Covid” and the opportunity to relaunch through exceptional funds should have diverted commitments towards structural change projects, on health the PNNR proved to be devoid of a reforming vision, it did not tackle the crux of a change that had to start from the foundations: sufficient resources, more doctors and above all in the necessary specializations, a newly centralized health governance that puts organizational processes precisely those doctors and health professionals who manage every day and really know the processes that really make a health program work “. “By limiting itself to interventions to” strengthen and relaunch “, the PNRR demonstrates that it has not understood that it is possible to strengthen and relaunch what is basically correctly set up and minimally functioning, while the state of things – Istat dixit – is sensationally different – continues the note -. At most, the PNRR seems to consider health as an “of which” of technologies, as if human capital – currently under excessive stress and insufficient compared to the number of patients and pathologies to be treated – were a accessory chapter for the present and the future. If we do not change our approach, if we do not increase investments in healthcare, if we do not redesign a governance of healthcare skills and funds, we can truly say that this PNNR has not learned anything from the dramatic collective experience of Covid “. (ITALPRESS). sat / com 24-May-21 17:03
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