(Adnkronos) - Si sono tenuti a Roma gli Stati generali di Acop, Associazione coordinamento ospedalità privata. L'evento è stato suddiviso in due parti, una prima parte dedicata ad un’analisi critica della Legge finanziaria, intitolata “Processo alla Finanziaria” e una seconda di confronto programmatico tra gli associati.
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00:00To carry out a critical analysis of the financial law is a programmatic comparison between the Associates.
00:11This is the intention of the General States ACOP, Coordination Association for Private Hospitality,
00:17event held in Rome and entitled Processo alla Finanziaria.
00:21According to President Acop, the government has made an effort in the field of this law
00:26to remedy the underfinancing of our national health service,
00:30an effort, however, unfortunately insufficient and useless in order to meet the effects of inflation.
00:36We have, compared to the GDP, the lowest health spending in Europe
00:43and this is a situation that, as the Constitutional Court has reminded us in the recent sentence on differentiated autonomy,
00:52cannot be tolerated because the right to health is a right that cannot be sacrificed in the name of public finance savings.
01:04We ask to increase health spending but, above all, to eliminate the huge wastes and the great inefficiencies
01:17that are the ones that produce the waiting lists and the territorial mobility of the patients,
01:24which are at the expense of all citizens.
01:28The national health service, with the available resources,
01:31is no longer able to honor the promises made to the population.
01:34Therefore, for Prof. Spandonaro, the national health service would need a real transformation.
01:41We have to bring the promises in line with the resources.
01:47Unfortunately, the resources are limited.
01:49It is useless to argue about having a little more or less money.
01:53This is no longer the problem.
01:56We have to think about what the national health service will be in the coming years
02:00and, certainly, this means rewarding the government.
02:03We have a quarter of private spending that is completely excluded from the public one,
02:07which, on the other hand, must be recoordinated with the public one.
02:10And then we have a series of other requirements to coordinate,
02:15rethinking a little those that are the principles of the national health service.
02:19Today, issues such as equity, integration, etc., declined 40 years ago,
02:25are no longer in line with modern times,
02:29and therefore we must work on them to find a new shared basis,
02:32because it is clear that the national health service is still a conquest of civilization
02:36and to reform it we need everyone's agreement.
02:39The financial law provides additional resources through the national health fund
02:44intended for the health system.
02:46The increase that there was was not an extraordinary increase,
02:51but in this moment of great difficulty it could also be sufficient,
02:56but a condition, that is to make more careful assessments
03:00on the control systems of health companies,
03:03to go more in-depth on what can be the structural and negative causes
03:09that create debt,
03:11especially through the revisitation of the health and patient paths,
03:16where there are sacks of money dispersion
03:20compared to the DRG tariffs, which are particularly significant.
03:24It is obvious that it cannot be cut on staff,
03:26it is obvious that it cannot be cut on pharmaceutical spending,
03:29but it is very important that the organizations and the processes
03:34are deeply revisited, starting with the emergency aid,
03:38which becomes an extraordinary and important crossroads
03:42aimed at the hospitalization of the unowned
03:45and to the unowned agencies that cause an increase in debt.