A Socio-Cultural Prescribing Mechanism in Romania
The Economic and Social Council presents the study “A Socio-Cultural Prescribing Mechanism in Romania”
In public policy, socio-cultural prescriptions can play an essential role in developing integrated services that bring together health, social care, culture and other fields to improve citizens’ quality of life. The model supports a cross-sector approach, reducing social inequalities and making it easier for vulnerable people to access resources and opportunities.
By integrating social prescribing into public strategies, communities become more inclusive and resilient, and support systems more efficient and sustainable. Already implemented in several countries, the model could become an innovative solution for Romania’s health and care system.
The study and its annexes are available in Romanian.
