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Campi, Rita ; Bonati, Maurizio
Recenti progressi in medicina, 2023-09, Vol.114 (9), p.486
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Italy
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Autor:
Campi, Rita
;
Bonati, Maurizio
Assuntos:
Hospitalization
;
Humans
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Italy
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Recenti progressi in medicina, 2023-09, Vol.114 (9), p.486
Descrição:
Equitable access to healthcare is crucial to ensure the fundamental human right to health for all. However, the possibility to use in appropriate manner medical services (e.g., to access hospital) differs substantially across Italian regions. It is a situation, source of inequality, that has been known for some time and has not found a solution to date. In 2020, the pandemic year, 7.6% of hospital admissions occurred for patients residing in regions other than that of hospitalization. The starting regions with the highest mobility rate were Molise, Basilicata, Calabria and Abruzzo with a flight index of 28.1 (Molise)-16.1 (Abruzzo) for a total of 86,787 hospitalizations (16.8% of total national hospitalizations outside the region of residence). 58.7% of hospitalizations are for patients traveling from one of the regions bordering their residence, while 13.9% are for those who have crossed 2 regions and 27.4% at least 3 regions. The main cause of hospitalization is attributable to surgery for the replacement of major joints or reimplantation of the lower limbs with 124,860 discharges for hospitalized residents in their own region (16.1%), 16,996 hospitalized in a neighbouring region (20.4 %) and 8,019 hospitalized in a region far from their own (17.7%). The phenomenon of medical migration undermines the principles of universality, equality and fairness and it is therefore necessary to intervene to guarantee an unfulfilled right in its entirety.
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