Carlo Calenda recently delivered a stark warning about the future of Italy’s public health system. Without a massive injection of funds and a serious embrace of artificial intelligence, he believes the current model will become completely unsustainable within just ten years. It is a sobering outlook that suggests the status quo simply cannot last much longer.
Alessio D’Amato echoed these concerns, emphasizing that the system is at a breaking point. He argues that we need a complete digital revolution right now, or we will soon find ourselves in deep trouble. Simply put, without updating how the system operates and finding new ways to support it, the level of care people rely on today could disappear before the decade is out.