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Il modello di rete Hub & Spoke: fattori critici di successo e barriere organizzative

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  • Angelo Rosa
  • Giuliano Marolla
  • Giovanni Gorgoni

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Negli ultimi anni il Sistema Sanitario Nazionale ? stato chiamato a rispondere a due grandi pressioni: da una parte assicurare gli obiettivi assistenziali attraverso l?equit? di accesso ai servizi e l?incremento della sicurezza e della qualit? delle cure, dall?altra ottimizzare l?utilizzo delle risorse attraverso il raggiungimento di elevati livelli di efficienza. Tra i modelli organizzativi in grado di rispondere a tali sfide i modelli di rete rappresentano, senza dubbio, la soluzione pi? adottata da molte realt? nazionali. In Italia il D.M. n. 70 del 2 aprile 2015 "Regolamento recante definizione degli standard qualitativi, strutturali, tecnologici e quantitativi relativi all?assistenza ospedaliera" individua nell?Hub & Spoke il principale modello di rete di riferimento per gli ospedali, lasciando grande discrezionalit? alle Regioni sulle strategie e modalit? operative di implementazione. In questo quadro l?obiettivo dello studio ? identificare gli aspetti critici e le barriere percepiti dagli attori coinvolti nel cambiamento organizzativo. Attraverso un?analisi basata sul Delphi Method si vuole, quindi, offrire ai policy-makers alcune considerazioni per la progettazione delle reti Hub & Spoke.

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  • Angelo Rosa & Giuliano Marolla & Giovanni Gorgoni, 2018. "Il modello di rete Hub & Spoke: fattori critici di successo e barriere organizzative," MECOSAN, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2018(107), pages 33-56.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:mesame:v:html10.3280/mesa2018-107003
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