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Trieste’s Microareas for Equity

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“Micro-areas” arose from the project entitled “microwin-microareas”, a project aimed at developing community welfare starting in 2005 by the Healthcare Services Company n. 1 “Triestina”. The project includes the collaboration of the municipal area, of the territorial company for residential construction and housing (ATER) and of other social and healthcare facilities. The micro-area is a physically aggregated area (district, small municipality, cluster of houses) which includes between 500 and 2500 inhabitants, defined by ATER blocks of flats. From the point of view of the organizational analysis we can also define a “magnifying glass” focused on about 5% of the population of Trieste. Each micro-area is managed by a full-time nurse with the appropriate skills. The nurse’s main role is to analyse the life context of the person, carrying out a general assessment of the person and their family. Moreover, this role works to identify the rights and needs not met, priorities for intervention, the institutional and innovative resources needed, as well as the different roles to be involved in the process of taking on social and health care.

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  1. The Trieste Microareas Habitat Program (2018) Planning and operational guidelines, document edited by the Directorate of Social and Health Services of ASUITs, Trieste [Il Programma Habitat Microaree Trieste (2018) Linee di indirizzo progettuali e operative, documento a cura della Direzione dei Servizi Sociosanitari di ASUITs]

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  2. Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers (2017, 12 January) Definition and updating of the essential levels of assistance, referred to in Article 1, paragraph 7, of the Legislative Decree of 30 December 1992, n. 502

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  3. Ibid.

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  4. The Trieste Microareas Habitat Program (2018) Planning and operational guidelines, document edited by the Directorate of Social and Health Services of ASUITs, Trieste

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  5. Fifteen (15) in the territory of the Municipality of Trieste and two (2) in the territory of the Municipality of Muggia

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Paoletti, F. (2020). Trieste’s Microareas for Equity. In: Battisti, A., Marceca, M., Iorio, S. (eds) Urban Health. AIMETA 2019. Green Energy and Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-49446-9_11

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