(AGI) - Bologna, October 29 - "The Service regional health care paths down through the organization and operation rules (Regional Law 29 of 2004) and on the basis of guidelines shared by professionals in various areas. Nurses are a fundamental part of both the process of formulating the guidelines, both of care pathways, in which highly qualified and ensure action, add, fully adapted to their professional role "the councilor for health policy of the Emilia-Romagna Carlo Lusenti, spoke about all'esposto presented by the President of the Medical Association of Bologna, which suggests "a flood of nursing practice in the medical field" within the emergency services, emergency and routes perioperative.
"The documents produced by the region, written by nurse practitioners and physicians who participate in working groups established by the Department, consistent with the guidelines of the Regional Health and Social Plan, which, in turn, and 'strictly within the framework set by national and regional - continues the commissioner - Every day, nurses, doctors and other health professionals work together to serve the patient, while fully respecting the prerogatives of business established by law. In the services cited by the President of the doctors of Bologna, there 'no passing skills, I', let alone any violation of the Constitution by the Region. For this reason the complaint is baseless and misleading. "
" In ER, the triage nurses perform activities' "fully consistent - Lusenti states - their role and in the presence of protocols, procedures, operating shared and signed by the doctor Unit responsible for 'operational', and also as' established by the regional guidelines, drawn up and approved by the regional emergency urgency, involving doctors and nurses. The organization and operating procedures of the Emilia-Romagna 118 were built over time through the participation of doctors and nurses, and appropriate to the needs' and the developments that have since occurred: the Emilia-118 Romagna therefore operates in full compliance with the law, including national, currently in force. Finally, with regard to perioperative medicine, the assessor Lusenti further specifies that "the testing of the project 'Perimed' concerns an organizational model that, in respect of powers and responsibilities 'of various professionals, contains provisions for' shared care and integrated. The trial necessary to introduce innovations that improve processes of care for the citizens is the modus operandi of our Regional Health Service. "
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