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More money for Italian health technology

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The Italian Government has increased healthcare funding for 2008 by €3 billion, with new funds earmarked for healthcare modernisation and new technology. The increase continues the trend established with the 2007 health budget.

The Government has also abolished the €10 coupon charge for diagnostic tests and specialist consultations.

Amongst other major changes, the Government has increased funding for adult intensive care, neonatal screening, special care baby units, and for long term community care.

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Written by William Payne

December 27, 2007 at 4:36 pm

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