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[Managing waiting lists outpatients clinic. An experience in ASL 4--Turin]
M M Gianino1, M G Bosello, A M Ratto
1Dipartimento di Sanità Pubblica e Microbiologia, Università degli Studi di Torino. mariola.gianino@unito.it
Abstract:
Waiting lists issue is one of the main matters of every public health system. The aim of this study is to design a pathway in the Local public health authority 4 in Turin (Piedmont Region, Italy) as far as waiting lists management of outpatient service is concerned between 2004 and 2006. This study emphasizes a new approaching methodology based on: a) clearly defined criteria of clinic priorities to accessing public health facilities; b) working groups composed by a representing member of the District, one or more medical and general practitioners representing different equipe; c) monitoring priority criteria as objectives to both medical practitioners and equipe in order to assess them at the end of the year Results are encouraging because equipe correctly applied defined priority criteria so that they reached objectives improving their performance during considered period (66.3% of conformity with "U", "B" and "D" codes in 2006 and 84.2% with all codes, improving the value of 81.3% in the past year).
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