Easy To Make Medusa Wig

Now less political aisle. I am proud

The Regional Board has approved a bill sponsored by the undersigned to reduce political interference in the appointment of primary hospital. This is a very important reform aimed at overcoming the current situation that, until now, has entrusted the appointment entirely to the discretion of the directors of the area. And then, too often or in making policy judgments rather than professional merit. A paradoxical situation, both for citizens and for the professionals, that generated the sad phenomenon of the "primary with the cards." The proposal, aimed precisely at restricting the discretion of the Directors through the empowerment evaluation committee (now merely delegated to inspection and certification of the aspirants), was a general consensus. I am very proud and sensational in this regard, was the admission of responsibility made by the same Regional Council which, on the sidelines of the debate, he acknowledged that: "Although the formal observance of the Law, the General Managers have made choices between leaders generally approved for selection by the special Commission, with prejudices against candidates with higher qualifications. " The junta has admitted, in essence, the phenomenon of the recommendations in the health field, and this will be good that people retain memory in the future. Despite the satisfaction that, as the proposer of the law, register for the affirmation of a principle of transparency has always relied on the right region, a question arises: who risarcirà moralmente i tanti medici che sinora sono stati costretti a “gettare la spugna” e a perdere incarichi prestigiosi a causa delle maggiori raccomandazioni di cui godevano colleghi meno bravi ?
Un domanda che rivolgo alla maggioranza di centro-sinistra che tanta responsabilità ha (ed ha avuto) nel generare il fenomeno della “spinta politica” in campo ospedaliero. Sarebbe tuttavia illusorio da parte mia pensare di ottenere una risposta.