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Le traiettorie di sviluppo della funzione di gestione operativa nelle aziende sanitarie italiane: evidenze dal caso Lombardo

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  • Rossella Pellegrino
  • Marta Marsilio
  • Anna Prenestini
  • Stefano Villa

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Il presente studio esamina la diffusione dell?Operations Management (OM) nelle aziende sanitarie attraverso tre prospettive: (i) il suo ruolo all?interno delle organizzazioni, (ii) gli strumenti utilizzati e (iii) le sfide all?implementazione. I dati sono stati raccolti mediante un questionario somministrato alle aziende sanitarie in Lombardia (popolazione target di 40 unit?, con tasso di risposta del 65%). I risultati evidenziano come le aziende sanitarie lombarde abbiano creato uffici specifici per l?OM, ma con variazioni nella composizione, obiettivi e responsabilit?. ? carente l?uso di strumenti basati sui dati, come Six Sigma e Intelligenza Artificiale. Infatti, una principale sfida ? la mancanza di dati affidabili per gestire i flussi di pazienti.

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  • Rossella Pellegrino & Marta Marsilio & Anna Prenestini & Stefano Villa, 2024. "Le traiettorie di sviluppo della funzione di gestione operativa nelle aziende sanitarie italiane: evidenze dal caso Lombardo," MECOSAN, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2024(131), pages 33-55.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:mesame:v:html10.3280/mesa2024-131oa20238
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