La digitalizzazione dei processi organizzativi in sanità. Il caso della gestione dei farmaci oncologici

Titolo Rivista WELFARE E ERGONOMIA
Autori/Curatori Silvia Formasini, Francesco Miele, Enrico Maria Piras
Anno di pubblicazione 2019 Fascicolo 2018/1
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 17 P. 103-119 Dimensione file 448 KB
DOI 10.3280/WE2018-001006
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FrancoAngeli è membro della Publishers International Linking Association, Inc (PILA)associazione indipendente e non profit per facilitare (attraverso i servizi tecnologici implementati da CrossRef.org) l’accesso degli studiosi ai contenuti digitali nelle pubblicazioni professionali e scientifiche

Negli ultimi decenni i sistemi sanitari occidentali sono stati al centro di numerosi cambiamen-ti quali, ad esempio, l’aumento delle malattie croniche e della domanda di cura, la diminu-zione delle risorse pubbliche a disposizione del welfare pubblico, l’aumento di importanza delle case farmaceutiche e delle strutture sanitarie private e, infine, il diffondersi delle Infor-mation Communication Technologies (ICT) a supporto dei processi di cura. Il lavoro mostra la procedura tra la pratica sanitaria e l’utilizzo di infrastrutture informati-che esistenti. Ciò ha richiesto una modifica delle pratiche lavorative e implicato nuove com-plesse pratiche sociomateriali e specifici know-how. La sicurezza del sistema, poi, che do-vrebbe essere garantita da protocolli formali standardizzati, è supportata da pratiche infor-mali, dalle esperienze maturate nel luogo di lavoro e dall’organizzazione, che permettono il coordinamento tra attori eterogenei. Lo studio ha inoltre svelato come, nonostante le micro-politiche che l’introduzione del nuovo sistema vorrebbe imporre attraverso il controllo dei superiori sullo staff, la sicurezza del processo venga garantita soprattutto dall’organizzazione del lavoro e dalla mutua supervisione tra le diverse figure professionali.;

Keywords:Digitalizzazione sistemi sanitari; protocolli; farmaci oncologici; Information Communication Technologies; processi di cura.

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Silvia Formasini, Francesco Miele, Enrico Maria Piras, La digitalizzazione dei processi organizzativi in sanità. Il caso della gestione dei farmaci oncologici in "WELFARE E ERGONOMIA" 1/2018, pp 103-119, DOI: 10.3280/WE2018-001006