T he Regional Implementation of Socio-Health Integration 20 years after l. 328 and the Welfare Impact of the PNRR

Abstract

The current growth in chronicles and life expectancy poses new challenges for welfare in ensuring care in the face of the increased spread of fragility in the territory. This contrasts with the progress of research and technological innovation, which can ensure a different organization of personal assistance services. In this context, the integration of services to the person in the dual dimension of health and social assistance is to be considered not only as an objective but as a means by which to guarantee wellbeing at the territorial level.