Table 5 – Recourse to healthcare services in the population who has reached 65 years of age and over – Gender differences – Years 2000-2008 (for 100 people of the same age abd sex) Fema les 2000 2002 2005 2007 2008 Mal es Fema les Admissions into hospital, care institutions or NHS care homes - Number (in thousands) 481 480 489 442 528 444 471 412 518 447 - Quota for 1,000 people 80,1 113, 6 80,0 102, 4 81,5 95,0 70,5 84,8 76,5 90,2 People with at least one admission: - Number (in thousands) 407 380 424 368 410 372 415 349 430 385 - Quota for 1,000 people 67,7 89,9 69,4 85,2 63,3 79,6 62,1 71,8 63,5 77,8 Days of hospitalisation: - Data in thousands 4.801 4.80 5.239 7 4.50 4.22 6.037 4.853 3.604 5.039 4.252 5 4 - Average for admision 10,0 10,0 10,7 10,2 11,4 9,5 10,3 8,7 9,7 9,5 - Average for admitted person 11,8 12,7 12,4 12,2 14,7 11,4 11,7 10,3 11,7 11,0 Accident and Emergency: - People (thousands) 460 379 498 408 580 479 577 487 608 504 - Quota for 1,000 people 76,6 89,7 81,5 94,5 89,5 102, 4 86,3 100,2 89,8 101,7 - Recourses (thousands) 588 475 725 589 804 638 833 658 834 671 Emergency doctor: - People (thousands) 304 178 326 220 379 268 331 244 403 262 - Quota for 1,000 people 50,6 42,1 53,4 51,0 58,5 57,4 49,5 50,3 59,6 52,9 - Recourses (thousands) 482 282 632 404 643 458 536 335 627 469 Source: elaboration Censis on Istat data, “Aspects of daily life” Mal es Fema les Mal es Fema les Male s Fema les Male s 251
Table 6 - People who in the last four weeks have had preventive check-ups, by type of check up, according to a differentiation by age and sex - Year 2005 (for 100 persons with the same characteristics) Total of preventive checkups (a) Males Males Females and females Only generic prevention (b) Males Males Females and females Specialist preventive checkups (b) Males Males Females and females 0-14 9,5 10,2 9,9 70,0 67,6 68,8 23,7 25,8 24,8 15-24 3,5 5,3 4,4 26,0 21,4 23,3 69,5 68,3 68,8 25-34 2,7 7,5 5,1 39,0 14,7 21,2 54,5 78,1 71,9 35-44 3,5 6,0 4,7 34,5 25,2 28,7 58,5 67,3 64,0 45-54 5,0 6,6 5,8 37,6 26,4 31,1 52,5 62,7 58,4 55-64 6,3 6,9 6,6 43,3 39,6 41,3 45,6 50,7 48,4 65-69 8,3 7,1 7,7 49,5 50,9 50,2 39,2 34,4 36,8 70-74 7,8 7,6 7,7 48,9 49,5 49,3 43,1 39,3 41,1 75-79 8,5 7,8 8,1 53,6 58,5 56,4 38,9 32,4 35,2 80-and over 8,7 9,6 9,3 57,7 72,7 68,0 31,5 20,4 23,9 Total 5,6 7,3 6,5 49,2 41,3 44,6 42,7 49,9 46,9 (a) for 100 people with the same characteristics (b) for 100 people who have had preventive check ups with the same characteristics Source: elaboration Censis on Istat data, "Health conditions and recourse to healthcare services” 252
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PRESIDENT Prof. Francesco Paolo Cas
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Prof. Alberto Piazza Full Professor
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PRESENTATION The National Bioethics
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