Schillaci: ‘The road is uphill but from next year 140 billion’ – News – Ansa.it

“The road is uphill, resources are limited, but this year the money available has increased by 2.5 billion and for the next year with 5 billion, it never happened, we have reached more than 136 billion and next year we will reach more than 140 billion. ” So the Minister of Health, Orazio Schillaci, went to Trento, where ‘Two years of government’ was celebrated in the representative room of the Province in Piazza Dante. “No one is interested in undermining the public system”, said the minister again.

“The problems cannot be solved simply by increasing the money, and that is what we have done. The paradox is that they have never been told how public money has been spent and what results have been achieved. There are departments that have not even spent the money received. from the previous government to the government of Meloni”, said Schillaci then referring to the problem of waiting lists which he described as “the most heartbreaking and hateful problem for citizens”. “I confronted myself with an organic law. To deal with the problem, mutual respect, cooperation and controls are needed,” said Schillaci. In addition, telemedicine “really represents the future of health care in Italy and we have implemented funds for home care. hospital equipment, 65% have already been delivered and tested.

‘Our health service remains a model’

“Our national health system, which is often described as a collapsed system, is still a model to follow and this is confirmed by the unanimous thanks to the G7 in Ancona with health ministers who are almost never are part of the middle hand.” So said the Minister of Health, Orazio Schillaci in Trento, where “Two years of government, two years of small and large sustained successes of a cohesive coalition that intended the Change Italy’ in the Department’s representative room in Piazza Dante. “I would like to let you know what the new Health Minister of England, who is not a Conservative, but a Labor Party, said about our national health service. The English spend almost 10 per cent of GDP, but go and ask if they think they have a better service compared to ours.

‘There is a shortage of doctors for some specialities’

“There is a shortage of doctors for some specialties more than in total numbers. In the new budget law there is an incentive for those who choose the medical professions that are not so much wanted, but we must do cultural work as well, we need those who make use. a graduate in medicine understands that specialties such as radiotherapy and pathological anatomy are fundamental to the fight against tumors and are, moreover, subjects full of technology and innovation so we must do sure that young people value them longer.” So the Minister of Health Orazio Schillaci is today visiting the Proton Therapy center in Trento. “If there is a shortage of doctors, and there will be a shortage for the next two or three years, it is the result of wrong planning, but if you look at the OECD data that refers to 39 countries in the world, you will see that the number of doctors in Italy is not that low, but that there is a shortage of doctors for some specialties”, Schillaci said again. “The Proton Therapy center has costs, and this is an important center because it is completely public,” said the minister. “To offer proton therapy to all sick people, we must invest in prevention and to ensure that fewer people will be sick in the future”, he said.