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Bisogni di salute emergenti e nuovi servizi sanitari territoriali: il sistema socio-sanitario del veneto dopo il piano regionale 2012-2016

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  • Vincenzo Rebba
  • Barbara Bonvento
  • Emilio Tanzi

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L?articolo analizza lo stato dell?arte relativo all?applicazione del Piano socio-sanitario regionale (Pssr) del Veneto 2012-2016, con riferimento particolare al tema dello sviluppo di una filiera dell?assistenza territoriale e all?attivazione di una rete integrata di servizi socio-sanitari rivolta alle persone con patologie croniche. A tale scopo vengono considerate sette Aziende Unit? locali socio-sanitarie della Regione, corrispondenti ai territori dei sette capoluoghi provinciali, utilizzando una metodologia mista che combina l?analisi di dati quantitativi (indicatori di domanda, offerta territoriale e ospedaliera) con un?analisi di tipo qualitativo delle opinioni espresse dai principali portatori di interesse. Lo studio evidenzia come i modelli di assistenza territoriale e di integrazione socio-sanitaria adottati appaiano fortemente asimmetrici e rispondenti pi? a situazioni contingenti legate alle specificit? locali - la maggiore o minore disponibilit? a mettersi in gioco degli attori interessati e l?esistenza di incentivi al cambiamento - e meno invece ai bisogni che emergono localmente.

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  • Vincenzo Rebba & Barbara Bonvento & Emilio Tanzi, 2016. "Bisogni di salute emergenti e nuovi servizi sanitari territoriali: il sistema socio-sanitario del veneto dopo il piano regionale 2012-2016," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 0(3), pages 114-143.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:eseses:v:html10.3280/es2016-003008
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