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N.3/2000
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Intra-Moenia
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Amedeo Pavone |
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Already
before Minister Bindi, with an imperative act, sanctioned the National
Health Service sole right of the Hospital and universities physicians'
relations, there was in Italy who, wanting to advance this norm, took
this decision completely free.
But others and most serious
are the reasons that will feed the infinitive administrative cases concerning
this collective agreement that some trade unions wanted to undersign
in exchange of a partiality of the economic and career advantages, deserved
only to those members subjected to the norm and penalizing heavily who,
even if represented by the same trade union, would not accept binds.
But, getting back to the physicians
of Vercelli, the greatest damage the Hospital Enterprises and the Italian
health will have, will come just from the almost complete extension
of the act that will enable practically to enforce itself, since it
is not thinkable that Hospitals are able to ensure all physicians the
practice of its professional activity inside Hospitals and therefore
they will be compelled to reach an agreement with external structures
(provided they are enough) and to pay damages to the myriad of claimants
that, not practicing their profession, will apply for the lower court
judge, to get paid the damages of the no-income. Surely there's no reason to
deceive oneself about the intervention and prospective surveys by the
State Auditors' Department, but surely the delegation exerted by the
Minister will open the floodgates to colossal administrative disputes
that will keep the Hospital Enterprises in a continuous state of war
against physicians and will go on creating bad health.
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