«Today, with the entire health commission gathered, was a fruitful and very important meeting, necessary to establish a constant dialogue between the Department and the Regional Council, in which common intentions emerged on the approach to the unanimously recognized problems» . This was said by the Todde council's health councilor , Armando Bartolazzi , on the sidelines of the meeting with the health commission of the regional council.
«I communicated to the commission what has been done in this first month of government, which structures and territories have already been visited, what difficulties we have encountered, where we need to intervene urgently and above all how the failure to send the documents was managed with the Ministry of Finance. final balance sheets of the local health authorities ", underlined Bartolazzi. Adding: «By mutual agreement with the president of the commission, Carla Fundoni, we have decided to meet on a monthly basis, keeping the Council constantly updated».
«Healthcare in Sardinia is in precarious conditions – continued the councilor – and our task must be to provide solutions to the many citizens who suffer every day. We are very clear on what the priorities are, it will not be easy to put back together what has been enormously damaged and the reorganization cannot take place in a short time, but we are working hard - he concluded - so that citizens have answers and start believing in the service again regional healthcare".
The centre-right opposition , however, does not spare criticism. For Stefano Tunis , from Sardinia at the 20Venti centre, the councilor «presented only partial and generic visions, devoid of concrete solutions and a clear direction to address the health problems of our region. The main political delegation of the Todde junta therefore remains without a well-defined strategy."
According to Tunis Bartolazzi, during the hearing, he appeared . This situation is deeply worrying as the lack of a structured plan risks further aggravating the existing critical issues in the healthcare sector."
