La prestazione sanitaria automatizzata, tra (nuovi) compiti e (vecchie) responsabilità

Abstract

This essay examines the transition towards digitalization in the healthcare sector, delving into the theoretical issues and regulatory concerns previously highlighted in administrative activities and public organization. It focuses on the significance of health as a fundamental good, the organizational challenges of public healthcare facilities, and the current digital culture in the sector. By distinguishing between weak and strong digitalization, it explores the accountability profiles of automated healthcare services, including the implications of telemedicine and artificial intelligence. The delicate issue of healthcare responsibility between public institutions and healthcare providers is addressed, highlighting the challenges and benefits of digitalization for the healthcare system.