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La rendicontazione e la remunerazione dei farmaci. Finalit?, struttura e gestione del File F in nove Regioni italiane

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  • Francesco Costa
  • Patrizio Armeni
  • Monica Hildegard Otto
  • Nicola Amoroso
  • Claudio Jommi

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Per rispondere alle esigenze di sistematizzazione e mappatura dei sistemi di rendicontazione e remunerazione dei farmaci in Italia, il presente articolo ha l?obiettivo di approfondire il ruolo del File F. Il File F ? uno dei Flussi informativi individuati originariamente per la compensazione della mobilit? sanitaria interregionale ed ? stato adattato e rivisitato in modi differenti dalle Regioni e, nel tempo, ? diventato in linea di principio uno strumento di monitoraggio dell?utilizzo dei farmaci, di controllo della spesa farmaceutica, di finanziamento ad hoc per alcune categorie di farmaci. Attraverso l?analisi di nove contesti regionali ? emerso un quadro caratterizzato da forte variabilit?, in funzione della quale gli autori hanno derivato alcune indicazioni di policy con riferimento ai rapporti Stato-Regioni, all?azione di governo regionale e all?impatto di tale File sulle condizioni di equilibrio economico- finanziario delle aziende sanitarie.

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  • Francesco Costa & Patrizio Armeni & Monica Hildegard Otto & Nicola Amoroso & Claudio Jommi, 2016. "La rendicontazione e la remunerazione dei farmaci. Finalit?, struttura e gestione del File F in nove Regioni italiane," MECOSAN, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2016(98), pages 61-82.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:mesame:v:html10.3280/mesa2016-098004
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    1. Alessandro Capocchi & Paola Orlandini & Mariarita Pierotti & Loredana Luzzi & Lorenzo Minetti, 2021. "Risk Management in the Healthcare Sector and the Important Role of Education and Training Activities: The Case of Regione Lombardia," International Journal of Business and Management, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 14(1), pages 180-180, July.

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