Ospedale Torre Galli

There are two ways to make a hospital. The first is to build the building on the project of a prestigious architects' studio, then the health technicians try to let the hospital into it. In the second, the specialist technicians of the sector design the system and then the architects are called to design the walls that will have to cover it. The first method is called `` all 'italiana' 'and Torre Galli is a clear example of this. The results are tangible due to the difficulty of finding one's way around the premises arranged without rationality, which is reflected in the functioning. The signage is abundant but it is more confusing than anything else. Public toilets are insufficient. The two stars reward capable and numerically sufficient medical staff but poorly organized and overburdened by an antiquated and suffocating internal bureaucracy. In the 2000s you can't see a good doctor who wastes more time filling out forms than treating. There is no shop that sells newspapers and those little things that patients need. The parking spaces are completely inadequate and public transport .. not received.