publish the letter sent to President Vendola, Tommaso Fiore alderman and the director general of the Asl Brindisi, following the reply dall'URP ASL Brindisi after Ernesto had Ciccarese complained the wait more than four months for an MRI
the President of the Puglia Region
Dr. Nichi Vendola
segreteria.presidente @ regione.puglia.it
Councillor for Health Dr. Thomas Fiore
t . fiore@regione.puglia.it
General Manager ASL Brindisi
Dr. Rodolfo Rollo
direzionegenerale@asl.br.it
Following the interest of the Regional health Dr. Thomas Flower, l ' Public Relations Office of ASL Brindisi, directed by Dr. Joseph Scarano, sent me the following mail:
Dear user, we have received through official channels His warning about waiting times for MRI.
Specifically we would like to present some options (because of the inability to use the device as NMR Mesa waiting for repair):
• a request for urgent consideration as certified by a medical specialist could provide opportunities to shorten execution time of the examination required;
news • by directly hired by the Regional Call Center at the Studio Calabrese Cavallino (LE) - tel. 0832/613113-1 info@prenotasubito.net mail and you can make the MRI examination in the Convention.
This Office, however, remains available as were occur in relation to the needs represented.
Sincerely.
Mino Danish
then I should: 1
. Go to my doctor, to prescribe me another specialist visit and book again to get the "request for urgent consideration." € 36 minimum transaction cost, open-ended. Otherwise I might go to a private specialist who, after paying a minimum fee of 80 €, I would release quickly the certification request.
Or
2. Calabrese called the study of Cavallino (Le), a town located about 80 km from Latimer, and book review in this center. Considering I should go study Calabrese at least twice, once to take the exam and another to receive the report, I will go 320 kilometers (4X80), and if God will help me saving me from the dangers of the road, it will cost, in addition to € 36 a ticket, another 30 Euro for petrol.
One wonders if this is a joke. Unfortunately, no! This is terrifyingly real. I would not think of what could prove an elder who has lost its autonomy in the face of such a situation. Or the worker or laborer that because of the knee injury can not drive, or do not have the money to pay for the extras that are required. The resulting situation is purely Fantozziana, but while the character of Paul Village was moving in a comic, the experience that the health service is giving me Puglia has all the appearance of a drama. Sincerely
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