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By Francesco Panza

THE PROFESSION OF SOCIOLOGIST IN ITALIAN NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
A resource for innovative and strategic governance of the health

Foreword by Giuseppe De Rita
pp. 464
Collection: Health and Society


Volume in preparation. To purchase contact: Sales ( vendite@francoangeli.it ) fax 02 26141958 - tel. 02 2837141

In Italy 23 December 1978 the law establishing the National Health Service 833. In the last thirty years, the demand for health care has grown and diversified dramatically. There has been a serious change of behavior and lifestyles related to health protection. Citizens increasingly aware, mature, careful to select information, to evaluate services and benefits offered. In the face of what an NHS struggling with new models of governance and management efficiency to cope with the difficulties of public finances worsened by an immanent global economic recession. A qualified social demand is a formidable challenge for the subjects offered, affects the choices, forcing them against any temptation to self, to assess the implications of their actions. In this context, the contribution of the sociology of health is a resource capable of providing solutions, new interpretations of the NHS. The medical sociologist plays an innovative, both as an actor that sensor evolution of the relationship between society, health, health care system. The book, through careful historical overview of the Italian health system, an analysis of sociological knowledge and the presentation of direct experiences of sociologists of the NHS, it stimulates a number of reflections. The discussion goes beyond the focus-theoretical application of the sociological profession and leads to reflect on key issues like the relationship with the Italian health and the role of the NHS. The book explains the process of legitimation of the sociology of health and conquest by the medical sociologist, a specific professional role. A profession that, in terms of marketability, can and should be fielded to address the multiple health problems that now faces. The book is aimed at sociologists, doctors, psychologists, epidemiologists, researchers, communicators, educators, social workers, health managers and social workers Third Sector, public administrators.
Francesco Panza, director sociologist, is national secretary of Sins (National Union of Sociology) and manager of the local social services ASL Salerno 1. Teaches Sociology at the School of Education University of Health Professions of the Campania Region. It deals with planning and evaluation and social and health education (CME). He has written numerous articles in professional journals and has authored and edited volumes, including, your mirror. Manual of socio-health care for the elderly (Salerno, 1989), Seniors do (Salerno, 1990), The assessment of prevention of juvenile uneasiness (Salerno, 1995), Practitioners and Addiction (Rome, 1998).

Index
Foreword by Giuseppe De Rita
Introduction - Health and the National Health Service, thirty years after the law of health care reform: a renewed commitment to the sociology of health and medical sociologists, Francesco Panza

PART I - historical, institutional and organizational health Italian, Francesco Panza of
1. The National Health Service, 2. Evolution of health care in Italy: from charity to charity constitutional right laid, 3. Establishment of the National Health Service and new scenarios of the Italian health system, 4. Lights and shadows in the NHS: summary of the results of three surveys on the health of the Italian population and the functioning of services; 5. The health planning in Italy in light of the amendment of Title V of the Constitution and the processes of federalism in health act. The case of National Health Plan 2006-2008; 6. Some strategic objectives for the development of the National Health Service.

PART II - The contribution of theoretical and applied sociology and sociology of health care of Francesco Panza
7. Some of the major theoretical and methodological approaches of sociology health and health 8. The evolution of medical sociology in some Western contexts and perspectives of development of the sociology of health in Italy.

PART III - The contribution of theoretical and applied sociology and clinical social therapy
9. From the definition of the profession of clinical sociologist sociology as a reference for the exercise of professional sociology, Lucio Luison 10. Outlines of social therapy, to Maurizio Covarelli Federici.

PART IV - The profession of sociologist today within the NHS. Contributions, direct experiences and testimonies by Francesco Panza
Explanatory Note 11. The sociology of health and social innovation, of Rosa Angela Ciarrocchi, Gerardo Lupi, Walther Orsi 12. The quality perceived by the operators, Anna Bisesti 13. The professionalism of the sociologist as an added value to the NHS career paths in organizations: the case of information systems, of Sylvester Caputo, 14. A sociological reflection on a clinical case of schizophrenia, by Maurizio Covarelli Federici 15. The application of sociological paradigms and socioterapeutici projects in Education and Health Promotion, of John Cozzolino 16. Humanization of the service routes ASL NA1 care of Vittorio d'Alterio 17. Addiction and social therapy, to Annibale D'Angelo 18. The witness narrated by a sociologist and professional experience of the NHS, Alberto D'Anna, 19. From the control of management in corporate communication, of Ettore Ferullo 20. A research on the relationship between doctors and drug addiction phenomenon, of Francesco Panza ; 21.Integrazione social care: reflections on the experience and insights bell operating ASL Salerno 1, Antonio Russo, 22. The OU-External and Internal Communications Marketing Sanitario dell’ASL Salerno 1, di Sara Soriente ; 23. Auditor in sanità e conoscenze e competenze sociologiche. Esperienze nell’area dipendenze, di Paolo Ugolini e Alessio Saponaro ; 24. Osservare l’Osservatorio come sistema. Osservatori, regionale e provinciali, sulle dipendenze in Emilia-Romagna, di Alessio Saponaro e Paolo Ugolini ; 25. Alcune riflessioni sul rapporto tra Etica e Qualità nel SSN, di Pietropaolo Pedicini ; 26. Cosa può fare e di cosa può interessarsi il sociologo che si occupa di tossicodipendenze? Riflessioni ed esperienze, di Gianfranco Mele ; 27. Alcune brevi considerazioni sulle specificità professionali del Dirigente Sociologist employee of the National Health Service, Henry Vaccaro of
For more information on the volume may wish to contact the author and curator Francesco Panza at:
tel. 3346221063

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