Le sfide della società italiana fra crisi strutturali e social innovation

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dc.identifier	ECF_book_32
dc.title	Le sfide della società italiana fra crisi strutturali e social innovation
dc.type	Book
dc.language.iso	it
dc.description.abstract	Il testo affronta il delicato tema della crisi economica e sociale analizzando le ricadute sui sistemi sanitari e sui cittadini in termini di equità e di umanizzazione delle cure, alla luce dell’attuale scenario sociosanitario generato (anche) dalla digital society. Sono raccolti qui i contributi di esperti del mondo del lavoro e dell’università presentati in occasione del Convegno organizzato dalla Società Italiana di Sociologia della Salute (SISS), tenutosi a Roma il 29 maggio 2014. Cardini della riflessione sono la social innovation, la ‘crisi del sistema’ e la possibilità di un suo superamento: quali sono le modifiche attuabili in futuro per ridurre la complessità del ‘sistema sanitario’ in epoca di deterritorializzazione delle strutture sanitarie e di digital m-care?
dc.relation.ispartof	Politiche sociali
dc.identifier.doi	10.14277/978-88-6969-032-7
dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing
dc.issued	2015-05-29
dc.identifier.uri	http://edizionicafoscari.it/it/edizioni4/libri/978-88-6969-035-8/
dc.identifier.issn	2610-5555
dc.identifier.isbn	978-88-6969-035-8
dc.identifier.eisbn	978-88-6969-032-7
dc.rights	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License
dc.rights.uri	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
item.fulltext	with fulltext
item.grantfulltext	open
dc.peer-review	no
dc.subject	Access
dc.subject	Access
dc.subject	Accountability in social planning
dc.subject	Accountability in social planning
dc.subject	Adolescence
dc.subject	Adolescence
dc.subject	Aging
dc.subject	Aging
dc.subject	Alcohol abuse
dc.subject	Alcohol abuse
dc.subject	Bio-psycho-social model
dc.subject	Bio-psycho-social model
dc.subject	Business methods
dc.subject	Business methods
dc.subject	Changing
dc.subject	Changing
dc.subject	Citizen
dc.subject	Citizen
dc.subject	Citizens’ partecipation
dc.subject	Citizens’ partecipation
dc.subject	Civic engagement
dc.subject	Civic engagement
dc.subject	Community
dc.subject	Community
dc.subject	Community approach
dc.subject	Community approach
dc.subject	Digital health
dc.subject	Digital health
dc.subject	Digital society
dc.subject	Digital society
dc.subject	Disaster
dc.subject	Disaster
dc.subject	E-health
dc.subject	E-health
dc.subject	Education
dc.subject	Education
dc.subject	Gender
dc.subject	Gender
dc.subject	Health
dc.subject	Health
dc.subject	Health systems
dc.subject	Health systems
dc.subject	Home care
dc.subject	Home care
dc.subject	Integrated care
dc.subject	Integrated care
dc.subject	Market
dc.subject	Market
dc.subject	Model
dc.subject	Model
dc.subject	Morin
dc.subject	Morin
dc.subject	Pharmacy
dc.subject	Pharmacy
dc.subject	Policy analysis
dc.subject	Policy analysis
dc.subject	Prevention
dc.subject	Prevention
dc.subject	Primary care practitioner
dc.subject	Primary care practitioner
dc.subject	Process organization
dc.subject	Process organization
dc.subject	Quality Management System
dc.subject	Quality Management System
dc.subject	Redistributive activity
dc.subject	Redistributive activity
dc.subject	Resilence
dc.subject	Resilence
dc.subject	Risk
dc.subject	Risk
dc.subject	Risk Management
dc.subject	Risk Management
dc.subject	Risk Perception
dc.subject	Risk Perception
dc.subject	Social disadvantage
dc.subject	Social disadvantage
dc.subject	Social health care
dc.subject	Social health care
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social innovation
dc.subject	Social-care integration
dc.subject	Social-care integration
dc.subject	Società della Salute
dc.subject	Società della Salute
dc.subject	Sociology of crisis and health
dc.subject	Sociology of crisis and health
dc.subject	Solidarity
dc.subject	Solidarity
dc.subject	Sustainability
dc.subject	Sustainability
dc.subject	Text analysis
dc.subject	Text analysis
dc.subject	Toolbox
dc.subject	Toolbox
dc.subject	Tools online
dc.subject	Tools online
dc.subject	Violence
dc.subject	Violence
dc.subject	Web 2
dc.subject	Web 2
dc.subject	Web opportunities for evaluation
dc.subject	Web opportunities for evaluation
dc.subject	Welfare
dc.subject	Welfare
dc.subject	Welfare services
dc.subject	Welfare services
dc.subject	Welfare systems
dc.subject	Welfare systems
dc.subject	Welfare systems’ transformations
dc.subject	Welfare systems’ transformations
dc.subject	Women
dc.subject	Women

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abstract

Il testo affronta il delicato tema della crisi economica e sociale analizzando le ricadute sui sistemi sanitari e sui cittadini in termini di equità e di umanizzazione delle cure, alla luce dell’attuale scenario sociosanitario generato (anche) dalla digital society. Sono raccolti qui i contributi di esperti del mondo del lavoro e dell’università presentati in occasione del Convegno organizzato dalla Società Italiana di Sociologia della Salute (SISS), tenutosi a Roma il 29 maggio 2014. Cardini della riflessione sono la social innovation, la ‘crisi del sistema’ e la possibilità di un suo superamento: quali sono le modifiche attuabili in futuro per ridurre la complessità del ‘sistema sanitario’ in epoca di deterritorializzazione delle strutture sanitarie e di digital m-care?

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29 Maggio 2015

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ISBN (PRINT)

978-88-6969-035-8

ISBN (EBOOK)

978-88-6969-032-7

Keywords

Model • Digital society • Welfare systems • Changing • Civic engagement • Text analysis • Social disadvantage • Bio-psycho-social model • Home care • Sociology of crisis and health • Solidarity • E-health • Market • Morin • Violence • Società della Salute • Adolescence • Pharmacy • Primary care practitioner • Community • Sustainability • Web 2 • Tools online • Social innovation • Gender • Accountability in social planning • Risk Perception • Business methods • Quality Management System • Web opportunities for evaluation • Toolbox • Aging • Citizens’ partecipation • Health • Risk Management • Social health care • Digital health • Redistributive activity • Policy analysis • Women • Citizen • Resilence • Alcohol abuse • Integrated care • Access • Prevention • Community approach • Welfare services • Health systems • Process organization • Risk • Welfare systems’ transformations • Social-care integration • Welfare • Education • Disaster

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