Oral Nutritional Supplements (ONS) represent a cost-effective method for treating malnutrition. The present study investigates the impact of public policies on patient access to ONS, using the Italian regionalized health care system as a case-study, subsequently compared to the centralized British NHS.
Patient access to oral nutritional supplements: which policies count?
Marianna Cavazza
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;Helen BanksWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;Claudio JommiMethodology
2020
Abstract
Oral Nutritional Supplements (ONS) represent a cost-effective method for treating malnutrition. The present study investigates the impact of public policies on patient access to ONS, using the Italian regionalized health care system as a case-study, subsequently compared to the centralized British NHS.
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