The new hospitals, the stadium, territorial continuity, up to the "catchphrase" of re-nomination, as he himself defines it at the end of the broadcast. Guest on Radar's Videolina, interviewed by Nicola Scano, the president of the Region Christian Solinas addresses the news of his government, engaged in the last months of the legislature.
Starting with healthcare , the sector that continues to record the highest percentage of friction: «Anyone who followed the 2019 electoral campaign», explains Solinas, «knows that I said that investing in healthcare construction would be fundamental in my programme, building four new hospitals ». A project, that of the president, held back by the years of the pandemic, during which, he explains, he "worked hard to have financial coverage: I speak of this having set aside a billion and a half for the realization". And now the time would be ripe: "It's been fifty years since hospitals have been built in Cagliari," he continues. «The Brotzu was designed in the '60s, the works started in '71 and it was completed in '82'. I think you deserve a new home .' And of course it will take some time, but while the new structures are being built, the existing one will continue to operate. Solinas explains it with a metaphor: «It's like building a new house. Until it is ready, one does not destroy the previous one».
And in the new structure, there will be room for both Brotzu and Oncology, which are already part of a single company, but in two separate buildings. The president of the Region underlines the importance of rationalisation, both for a question of efficiency and for a question of savings. Then the focus on personnel shortages: "If there are no doctors, it is because the turnover when necessary has not been carried out , if there are none, it is because there is access to a programmed number which means that there are fewer professionals than needed" .
The other stumbling block is that of timing, which cannot be short on construction, but on this front Solinas is optimistic: "From an engineering point of view, a hospital of that size ". The months "to be cut", in this respect, would seem to be those preceding the start of the works, those relating to bureaucracy. Then the governor also clarified on another aspect: «Someone, with an evident exploitation, has made it clear that the investments are destined for the restructuring of the Brotzu. In reality there was talk of a , which does not restructure one square metre».
