Illario M, De Luca V, Leonardini L, Kucharczyk M, Parent A S, Dantas C, Jegundo A L, van Staalduinen W, Ganzarain J, Comisso L, Bramezza C, Carriazo A M, Maritati A, Tramontano G, Capozzi P, Goossens E, Cotrone C, Costantini A, Ciliberti M, Femiano M, d'Amore A, Forlenza M, Ruggiero R, Bianchi A, Augustin L, Marrazzo V, Dello Ioio T, Capaldo S, Crudeli A, De Cesare G, Cuccaro F, Bracale G, Tramontano D, Postiglione A, Matera C, Coscioni E, Bousquet J
Health Innovation Division of Campania Region (DG04), Federico II University and Hospital, Naples, Italy.
Research and Development Unit, Federico II University Hospital, Naples, Italy.
Transl Med UniSa. 2019 Jan 6;19:109-115. eCollection 2019 Jan-Jun.
In February 2017, the "Programma Mattone Internazionale Salute" (ProMis), that is the Italian Program for Internationalization of Regional Health Systems of the Ministry of Health (MoH), presented the first version of its Position Paper on Health Tourism, which embeds a first shared approach to the recommendations expressed by the European Committee of Regions (CoR) on "Age-Friendly" tourism. The CoR stresses the importance of local and regional authorities in the coordination of multi-sectoral policies such as healthcare, social assistance, transport, urban planning and rural development in relation to the promotion of mobility, security, accessibility of services, including health care and social services. "Age-friendly" tourism is an example of an innovative tourist offer that strives to meet the health needs of the entire "traveling" population, with an integrated and cross-sector approach that involves various organizations operating in sectors such as healthcare, accessibility and transport. The aim of the workshop was to explore the interest of the stakeholders to participate in a systemic action in the field of "health" tourism, and to identify priority implementation areas that offer opportunities to take advantage of validated, innovative experiences that strengthen the accessibility to health and social services in regional, national and international contexts. This effort provides the opportunity to take advantage of aligning the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) to the development of tourism, coherently with the needs and resources of local and regional health authorities.
2017年2月，“国际健康砖计划”（ProMis），即意大利卫生部区域卫生系统国际化计划，发布了其关于健康旅游的立场文件初稿，其中融入了对欧洲区域委员会（CoR）就“关爱老年人”旅游所提建议的首个共同应对方法。欧洲区域委员会强调地方和区域当局在协调多部门政策方面的重要性，这些政策涉及医疗保健、社会援助、交通、城市规划和农村发展等领域，与促进流动性、安全性、服务可及性（包括医疗保健和社会服务）相关。“关爱老年人”旅游是一种创新旅游产品的范例，它力求通过一种综合且跨部门的方法，满足全体“出行”人群的健康需求，这种方法涉及医疗保健、可达性和交通等领域的各类运营组织。该研讨会的目的是探讨利益相关者参与“健康”旅游领域系统性行动的兴趣，并确定优先实施领域，这些领域提供了利用经过验证的创新经验的机会，以加强区域、国家和国际背景下健康和社会服务的可及性。这一努力提供了一个机会，使欧洲结构和投资基金（ESIF）能够与旅游业发展保持一致，并符合地方和区域卫生当局的需求和资源。
