The model envisages more effective coordination between the municipality’s health, social and educational services. In this context, the Slovak delegation held a meeting with specialists from the General Directorate for Medical and Social Assistance at Chisinau City Hall. Discussions focused on the organisation of social services in the capital, the powers of local authorities, and the mechanisms for planning and funding services.
Chisinau presented a local model developed as part of the ELEVATE project – the Municipal Centre of Excellence for Integrated Care in the capital. In turn, the representatives from Slovakia spoke about the experience of the Banská Bystrica Self-Governing Region in developing integrated medical and social centres, planning their activities at the local community level, and cooperation between public authorities and service providers.
The delegation visited the capital’s Municipal Centre for Adult Learning and Education (CMIEA), where they were introduced to programmes and activities designed to engage adults in community life, as well as opportunities for them to access health and social care services.
The Slovak delegation also familiarised itself with the work of the public regional medical association in the capital’s Botanica district, where they were shown the services provided by the consultation and diagnostic centre, family medicine services, and home-based medical and social care.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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