When smaller is better: Italian health care goes local after pandemic

FORLIMPOPOLI, Italy — There may be no better place to see the future of Italian health care than a small medical center in the town of Forlimpopoli.

Until the arrival of the coronavirus, Italians prided themselves on having one of the best national health systems in the world. They told themselves that despite the endemic corruption, a flat-lining economy and rickety tax and justice systems, at least the network of hospitals and physicians was, on the whole, world-class. 

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