di Davide Dazzi, Ires Emilia-Romagna e OpenCorporation
The Covid-19 virus has inevitably rekindled attention towards the balance of the health system and the different models of relationship between public and private not only in Italy but also on a global level. In fact, it’s clear how much of the American democratic primaries has been played on the different scenarios, proposed by the various candidates, regarding interventions on public healthcare. The national response to Covid-19 is closely dependent on the responsiveness of the health system and how public and private will work together. It is therefore important to understand the structural characteristics of national health systems in order to understand also how the difficulties in present response depends on previous “political”