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Valutazione delle performance nelle reti oncologiche regionali: il modello ValPe.ROC

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  • Francesco Schiavone
  • Sandro Pignata
  • Giorgia Rivieccio
  • Annaluce Mandiello
  • Anna Bastone
  • Federica Zeuli
  • Michele Orditura
  • Attilio Bianchi
  • Antonio Maria Grimaldi
  • Stefano Pepe
  • Fortunato Ciardiello
  • Sabino De Placido
  • Roberto Bianco
  • Vincenzo Montesarchio
  • Bruno Daniele
  • Maurizio De Palma
  • Ciro Perrone
  • Davide D'Errico
  • Elisabetta Coppola
  • Antonio Nocerino
  • Cesare Gridelli

Abstract

La presente ricerca analizza il sistema di valutazione delle performance cliniche ed economiche delle reti oncologiche regionali, concentrandosi sulla Rete Oncologica Campana. In particolare, si è analizzata la V rilevazione (giugno 2022-maggio 2023) del sistema di valutazione ?ValPeROC? che adotta l?approccio data-driven per ottimizzare la gestione dei pazienti e il contenimento dei costi. Lo studio mira, attraverso l?osservazione del caso campano, a comprendere in che misura un sistema valutativo contribuisce all?efficientamento di una rete socio-sanitaria. La metodologia quantitativa adottata ha evidenziato come tale strumento sia utile. Attraverso indicatori di performance costruiti ad hoc, si individuano chiaramente le aree di miglioramento e i punti di forza della rete. ValPeROC, quindi, ha un ruolo significativo nel miglioramento delle performance della rete.

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  • Francesco Schiavone & Sandro Pignata & Giorgia Rivieccio & Annaluce Mandiello & Anna Bastone & Federica Zeuli & Michele Orditura & Attilio Bianchi & Antonio Maria Grimaldi & Stefano Pepe & Fortunato C, 2024. "Valutazione delle performance nelle reti oncologiche regionali: il modello ValPe.ROC," MECOSAN, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2024(132), pages 113-135.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:mesame:v:html10.3280/mesa2024-132oa20681
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