In a recent judgement, the administrative court of Lazio has annulled the circular of the Ministry of Health concerning the domestic management of Covid-19 patients. It has in fact argued that the binding nature of the circular undermines the possibility of the physicians to freely select the most suitable therapy for the patient. The Council of State has a different opinion and, reforming the judgment of the TAR, has also ruled on the complex issue related to the relationship between the standardization of care and autonomy of the physicians. This contribution offers an overview on the rulings of the administrative courts on this topic and then focuses on a short analysis of the second instance judgment.
Con una recente sentenza, il TAR Lazio ha annullato la circolare del Ministero della Salute contenente i principi in tema di gestione domiciliare dei pazienti positivi al virus SarsCov2, sostenendo che la natura vincolante lede la libertà del medico di individuare la terapia più adatta al paziente. Di opinione opposta il Consiglio di Stato che ha riformato la decisione del TAR, pronunciandosi anche sulla complessa tematica del rapporto tra standardizzazione delle cure e autonomia del medico. Il presente contributo, dopo una panoramica delle pronunce del Giudice amministrativo sul tema, si incentra su una breve analisi della sentenza di secondo grado.
Le linee guida per le cure domiciliari dei pazienti Covid tra TAR e Consiglio di Stato: illegittima imposizione o strumento a supporto dell’attività medica? = The guidelines for home-based care of Covid patient between the TAR and the State Council: unlawful imposition or tool to support medical activity? / G. RE FERRE'. - In: CERIDAP. - ISSN 2723-9195. - 2022:1(2022 Mar 21), pp. 179-186. [10.13130/2723-9195/2022-1-27]
Le linee guida per le cure domiciliari dei pazienti Covid tra TAR e Consiglio di Stato: illegittima imposizione o strumento a supporto dell’attività medica? = The guidelines for home-based care of Covid patient between the TAR and the State Council: unlawful imposition or tool to support medical activity?
G. RE FERRE'Primo
2022
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In a recent judgement, the administrative court of Lazio has annulled the circular of the Ministry of Health concerning the domestic management of Covid-19 patients. It has in fact argued that the binding nature of the circular undermines the possibility of the physicians to freely select the most suitable therapy for the patient. The Council of State has a different opinion and, reforming the judgment of the TAR, has also ruled on the complex issue related to the relationship between the standardization of care and autonomy of the physicians. This contribution offers an overview on the rulings of the administrative courts on this topic and then focuses on a short analysis of the second instance judgment.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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