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The general objective is to increase the accessibility of health services to residents of the city of Bolintin-Vale, including the population of marginalised urban areas. Equitable access to essential services is one of the basic principles, together with cost-effectiveness, evidence-based principles, optimisation of health services, with a focus on preventive services and interventions, decentralisation, partnership with all actors that can contribute to improving health. In order to respect one of the values underpinning national health policy, i.e. equity, i.e. increasing access to basic health services for all, especially the vulnerable and disadvantaged, this project was developed. By opening sections of the Ambulatory of the Bolintin-Vale City Hospital relevant to the typology of diseases encountered in disadvantaged communities, including Roma, access to these services will be ensured, the Ambulatory being on the territory of the Bolintin-Vale ATU. Thus, improving the infrastructure will ensure the necessary and appropriate space for the development of existing medical stations and the organisation of new ones, in line with the needs of Bolintin-Vale citizens, including the disadvantaged and the role that outpatients must play at the level of the public health system in Romania. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The general objective is to increase the accessibility of health services to residents of the city of Bolintin-Vale, including the population of marginalised urban areas. Equitable access to essential services is one of the basic principles, together with cost-effectiveness, evidence-based principles, optimisation of health services, with a focus on preventive services and interventions, decentralisation, partnership with all actors that can contribute to improving health. In order to respect one of the values underpinning national health policy, i.e. equity, i.e. increasing access to basic health services for all, especially the vulnerable and disadvantaged, this project was developed. By opening sections of the Ambulatory of the Bolintin-Vale City Hospital relevant to the typology of diseases encountered in disadvantaged communities, including Roma, access to these services will be ensured, the Ambulatory being on the territory of the Bolintin-Vale ATU. Thus, improving the infrastructure will ensure the necessary and appropriate space for the development of existing medical stations and the organisation of new ones, in line with the needs of Bolintin-Vale citizens, including the disadvantaged and the role that outpatients must play at the level of the public health system in Romania. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The general objective is to increase the accessibility of health services to residents of the city of Bolintin-Vale, including the population of marginalised urban areas. Equitable access to essential services is one of the basic principles, together with cost-effectiveness, evidence-based principles, optimisation of health services, with a focus on preventive services and interventions, decentralisation, partnership with all actors that can contribute to improving health. In order to respect one of the values underpinning national health policy, i.e. equity, i.e. increasing access to basic health services for all, especially the vulnerable and disadvantaged, this project was developed. By opening sections of the Ambulatory of the Bolintin-Vale City Hospital relevant to the typology of diseases encountered in disadvantaged communities, including Roma, access to these services will be ensured, the Ambulatory being on the territory of the Bolintin-Vale ATU. Thus, improving the infrastructure will ensure the necessary and appropriate space for the development of existing medical stations and the organisation of new ones, in line with the needs of Bolintin-Vale citizens, including the disadvantaged and the role that outpatients must play at the level of the public health system in Romania. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 15:08, 14 September 2021
Project Q2743278 in Romania
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Rehabilitation, modernisation, extension and endowment of the Bolintin-Vale City Hospital |
Project Q2743278 in Romania |
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7,489,891.56 Romanian Leu
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10,699,845.09 Romanian Leu
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0.7 percent
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2 September 2019
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29 April 2022
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ORAŞ BOLINTIN VALE
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Obiectivul general este creșterea accesibililității serviciilor medicale pentru locuitorii din orașul Bolintin-Vale, inclusiv populația din zonele urbane marginalizate. Accesul echitabil la servicii esenţiale este unul dintre principiile de bază alături de principiile cost-eficacitate, fundamentare pe dovezi, optimizarea serviciilor de sănătate, cu accent pe serviciile şi intervenţiile cu caracter preventiv, descentralizare, parteneriat cu toţi actorii ce pot contribui la îmbunătăţirea stării de sănătate. Pentru respectarea uneia dintre valorile ce stau la baza politicii naționale în sănătate, respectiv echitatea, însemnând creşterea accesului la serviciile de sănătate de bază pentru toţi, în special pentru cei vulnerabili şi dezavantajaţi, a fost elaborat acest proiect. Prin dechiderea unor secții ale Ambulatoriului Spitalului Orășenesc Bolintin-Vale relevante pentru tipologia bolilor întâlnite în comunitățile dezavantajate, inclusiv cele de romi, se va asigura accesul la aceste servicii, Ambulatoriul fiind pe teritoriul UAT Bolintin-Vale. Astfel, prin îmbunătățirea infrastructurii se va asigura spațiul necesar și adecvat dezvoltării secțiilor medicale existente și organizării altora noi, în conformitate cu nevoile cetățenilor din Bolintin-Vale, inclusiv ale celor dezavantajați și cu rolul pe care ambulatoriile trebuie să îl îndeplinească la nivelul sistemului de sănătate publică în România. (Romanian)
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The general objective is to increase the accessibility of health services to residents of the city of Bolintin-Vale, including the population of marginalised urban areas. Equitable access to essential services is one of the basic principles, together with cost-effectiveness, evidence-based principles, optimisation of health services, with a focus on preventive services and interventions, decentralisation, partnership with all actors that can contribute to improving health. In order to respect one of the values underpinning national health policy, i.e. equity, i.e. increasing access to basic health services for all, especially the vulnerable and disadvantaged, this project was developed. By opening sections of the Ambulatory of the Bolintin-Vale City Hospital relevant to the typology of diseases encountered in disadvantaged communities, including Roma, access to these services will be ensured, the Ambulatory being on the territory of the Bolintin-Vale ATU. Thus, improving the infrastructure will ensure the necessary and appropriate space for the development of existing medical stations and the organisation of new ones, in line with the needs of Bolintin-Vale citizens, including the disadvantaged and the role that outpatients must play at the level of the public health system in Romania. (English)
14 September 2021
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Oraş Bolintin-Vale, Romania
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Identifiers
125464
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