The heated debate over redefining the concept of effectiveness in evaluating the National Health Service found expression at the roundtable held in Rome last July, attended by Honorable Ylenja Lucaselli.
On that occasion, our REP Research Center It has advanced a multifactorial analysis of the quality of public healthcare, not limited to spending data, based on fifty indicators relating to five macro-areas: budget, governance, personnel, health services, and procurement.
“The most interesting aspect” – writes Il Riformista – “it concerns overcoming the equation according to which better results necessarily coincide with a greater availability of resources“, highlighting the impact of governance on the provision of health services that meet citizens' needs.
