A PLANNING AND CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON SOCIAL WELFARE INDICATORS USEFUL WAY TO GUIDE THE GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE MOBILITY

New Public Management has changed the way we perceive and at the same time govern public health companies. In a period of economic crisis and reduction of available resources, the new objective is to identify new indicators, including non-financial ones, to plan resource allocation and production choices. The applied method is quantitative subjective, the theory is demonstrated through the focus of a theoretical assumptions. The carried-out elaboration, after having identified the variables considered and the possible mathematical relationship between variables (for example a synthetic index of mobility), defines the relationship between them through linear regression and through a multivariate statistical analysis. All statistical analyses were performed using STATA and p value <0.05 was considered significant for all analyses. The choice of mobility for acute performance in the ordinary regime between regions in Italy is used as case study. Stakeholders could be influenced by non-economic and non-subjective information such as social indicators, by objective indicators such as the achievement of minimum levels of assistance in each region or some objective BES indicators. A positive correlation is observed between the synthetic mobility index and the perception of health. Furthermore, the synthetic mobility index decreases with the difficulty of access to services. The economic factor GDP per capita continues to influence both social indicators and the achievement of minimum levels of service. The challenge of the new millennium is the identification of non-economic indicators useful to support the classic economic indicators that are not always representative of the real welfare of the population.