Report on the quality of clinical outcomes in hospitals

The fourth report on the quality of clinical outcomes in Italian hospitals has been prepared using the same methodological approach as the first report, by comparing data from Lombardy with data from other regions, and data from the public and private providers that make up the National Health Service.
This study confirms the Fondazione Sanità Futura’s commitment to continue evaluating the quality of hospital care provided by the Italian Regional Health Systems, with the technical collaborati on of the Innogea Society and using the official data published by Agenas in the PNE editi on of 2023.
With the scientific collaboration of the Pavia Consortium for Postgraduate Studies in the Health Area, Confindustria Lombardia Sanità e Servizi and Aiop Lombardia.

The Fondazione Sanità Futura is committ ed to ensuring continuity in the analysis and evaluati on of trends in the main volume and clinical outcome indicators, while taking into account factors that may affect data homogeneity from year to year (which is crucial for correctly evaluating trends).
The specific objective of the studies is to provide public institutions and public and private hospitals with useful evaluation criteria to help them design and implement improvement strategies based on critical issues and opportunities identifi ed by comparing different territories and health service providers.

The Fondazione Sanità Futura was established in Milan on 27 November 2017.
The Foundation’s objectives develop at regional, national and European level, and aim to promote and support studies on the development of effective, efficient Health and Social Security systems based on the principle of freedom of choice for citizens (including by allowing them to choose among multiple providers) and characterised by accessibility and transparency in management.
The Foundati on also aims to promote and support biomedical research, the professional development of healthcare staff , the training of high-quality professionals and the disseminati on of knowledge relevant to healthcare.
They have collaborated with the Bruno Leoni Institute, with the scientific society ANMDO (National Associati on of Hospital Management Doctors) and SiTi (Italian Society of Hygiene, Preventive Medicine and Public Health), with the University of Pavia, with the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University of Milan, with the Polytechnic University of Milan and with other organisati ons and institutes, promoting and supporting research on various topics in the Life Sciences area.
They work with the Uehp (European Union of Private Hospitals) and Aiop (Italian Associati on of Private Hospitals) and participate in conferences and meetings on various aspects of health policy and hospital and territorial organisation.