• Recenti Prog Med · Feb 2013

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    [The complex interplay between health services administration, health professionals and patients. A challenge to take up].

    • Antonio Del Puente, Antonella Esposito, Vinicio Lombardi, Aldo Bova, Roberto Zecca, and Roberto Torella.
    • Universita Federico II, Napoli, Italy. delpuent@unina.it
    • Recenti Prog Med. 2013 Feb 1;104(2):49-53.

    AbstractThe risk of loss of essential elements of our professionalism, such as sense of duty, altruism and collegiality, contributes to the difficulties in the interplay between health services administration, health professionals and patients. It is not enough to increase salaries or change organization models. It is also insufficient a generic reference to the values of our profession, but it is mandatory to overcome the self-referencing attitude of health professions.

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