After some delays, also due to disputes initiated by some candidates who participated in a call for tenders from the regional health authority, the Molise Region approves the plan of activities for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of Gap.
Written by Editorial Staff
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There is the signature of the Commissioner ad acta for the implementation of the Plan to reduce the deficits of the health sector of the Molise Region on the decree with which the “Plan of activities for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of people affected by pathological gambling” relating to the 2022 Gap Fund programming, in continuity with the actions already implemented and planned.
The decree recalls that “the reporting of the activities financed with the Gap Fund for the years 2016 – 2017 and 2018 was subject to observation by the Ministry of Health during the reporting phase, due to the delay in starting the planned activities; the delays occurred in the start-up phase of the aforementioned project, resulting from the dispute initiated by some candidates who participated in the tender for the recruitment of staff and from the overall problems that arose following the Covid 19 pandemic during which the Asrem – Healthcare company regional government of Molise has mainly focused on personnel selection procedures aimed at dealing with this emergency”.
Now “the staff recruitment activities carried out by Asrem are being concluded, with the signing of the relevant contracts”, therefore the commissioner ad acta believes to “approve the plan of activities to give continuity to the actions implemented with Dgr n. 411 of 08/22/2018, relating to the ‘Gap Project – Pathological gambling’ for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of people suffering from this pathology’, to be used on the funds allocated until the end of 2020, as part of the programmatic framework of the 2023-2025 Operational Plan currently under preliminary evaluation by the competent departments”.
Finally, “the programming of the activities foreseen under the 2021 funds is confirmed, already transmitted to the Ministry of Health, in order to give continuity to the activity plan” and approved “under the resources of the Gap 2022 Fund, integrated with the allocations of the indistinct health fund intended for the Gap relating to the years 2021 and 2022, the ‘Plan of activities for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of people affected by pathological gambling’ relating to the 2022 Gap Fund programming, in continuity with the actions already carried out and planned”.
