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If for almost 7% the extra wait lasts for less than a week, for the others the times stretch and for a 1.9% you get to over 6 months
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If for almost 7% the extra wait lasts for less than a week, for the others the times stretch and for a 1.9% you get to over 6 months. Strong steps ahead of Umbria (+7.8%) and Lombardy (+7.7%), while recording a sharp braking Abruzzo (-10.8%). Also for visits marked as Brevi almost 20% is carried out beyond the deadline of the 10 days scheduled.
Furthermore, The same applies to visits classified as short (B): 80.2% was made within 10 days compared to 77.3 last year. The wait is usually more contained for visits marked as urgent while it can reach more than 300 days for performances that in the recipe are marked as P (programmed) and which should be delivered within 120 days. Advertisement Criticism The survey shows that, when it comes to urgent visits (to be done within 3 days), more than 80% is carried out in the expected time. In the first six months of 2026 accredited public and private health facilities provided 1.6 million medical visits and examinations over the same period of 2025.
In addition, In fact, in the first half of 2026, 81% made it within three days compared to 77.7% of the same period of 2025. Improve both first visits (78.5% is made in time compared to 76.4% of 2025) and diagnostic tests (84.6% compared to 82.8%). "In comparison with the first half of 2025 the trend is positive," he remarked.
Moreover, Of these, only a little more than 30 thousand were delivered beyond the time required in the recipe.
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If for almost 7% the extra wait lasts for less than a week, for the others the times stretch and for a 1.9% you get to over 6 months.
reliability low1/2 sourcesStrong steps ahead of Umbria (+7.8%) and Lombardy (+7.7%), while recording a sharp braking Abruzzo (-10.8%).
reliability low1/2 sourcesAlso for visits marked as Brevi almost 20% is carried out beyond the deadline of the 10 days scheduled.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe same applies to visits classified as short (B): 80.2% was made within 10 days compared to 77.3 last year.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe wait is usually more contained for visits marked as urgent while it can reach more than 300 days for performances that in the recipe are marked as P (programmed) and which should be delivered within 120 days. Advertisement Criticism The survey shows that, when it comes to urgent visits (to be done within 3 days), more than 80% is carried out in the expected time.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the first six months of 2026 accredited public and private health facilities provided 1.6 million medical visits and examinations over the same period of 2025.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn fact, in the first half of 2026, 81% made it within three days compared to 77.7% of the same period of 2025.
reliability low1/2 sourcesImprove both first visits (78.5% is made in time compared to 76.4% of 2025) and diagnostic tests (84.6% compared to 82.8%).
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"In comparison with the first half of 2025 the trend is positive," he remarked.
according to Sky TG24Of these, only a little more than 30 thousand were delivered beyond the time required in the recipe.
according to Sky TG24Gastroscopy is more than a maximum time in more than 50% of the cases, while urgent mammography is observed in almost 90% of the cases.
according to ANSA - Ultima OraAlmost 65% of urgent colonoscopy, for example, is carried out beyond the term of three days.
according to ANSA - Ultima Ora
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