AIED Roma Competitors

La ASL Roma 1 è nata il 1° gennaio 2016 a seguito della fusione tra la ASL Roma A e la ASL Roma E, che dal 1° gennaio 2015 aveva già incorporato l’Azienda Ospedaliera San Filippo Neri, in attuazione dei programmi operativi della Regione Lazio 2013-2015. Una Azienda chiamata ad essere il punto di riferimento per i bisogni di salute dei residenti dei Municipi 1, 2, 3, 13, 14, 15. La ASL ha come scopo la promozione e la tutela della salute, sia individuale che collettiva, della popolazione residente e comunque presente a qualsiasi titolo nel proprio ambito territoriale, per consentire la migliore qualità di vita possibile, garantendo i livelli essenziali di assistenza, definiti dal Servizio Sanitario Nazionale e Regionale, attraverso l’organizzazione e la gestione di servizi e prestazioni preventive, di cura e riabilitative, prodotte ed erogate nel rispetto dei principi di appropriatezza e sulla base delle più moderne conoscenze tecnico-scientifiche e in coerenza con le evidenze epidemiologiche assicurando, al contempo, i parametri qualitativi migliori come definiti dalle normative nazionali e internazionali e dagli indirizzi dell’Unione Europea, il rispetto degli obiettivi costituzionali nonché dei vincoli di bilancio definiti dalla programmazione nazionale e regionale. L’Azienda concorre, inoltre, alla realizzazione della più vasta missione del Servizio Sanitario della Regione Lazio, anche integrando i servizi sociali e socio-assistenziali del Comune di Roma e dei Municipi di riferimento, per quanto espressamente previsto o delegato. Principi fondanti: Centralità della persona; Trasparenza, Etica e Finalità di Servizio Pubblico; Efficacia ed Equità; Partecipazione e Comunicazione; Benessere Organizzativo e Sviluppo Professionale; Innovazione e sviluppo.

The Italian Multiple Sclerosis Society (AISM) is the only organization in Italy that addresses every aspect of multiple sclerosis (MS), through advocating for the rights of people with MS and providing services and through orienting, promoting, and financing scientific research. MS is among the most common major diseases of the central nervous system. It is chronic, unpredictable, progressive and can lead to serious disability. MS is diagnosed in young adulthood, typically between 20 and 40 years of age and women are diagnosed nearly three times as often as men. The type and severity of symptoms as well as the disease course varies from one person to another. In Italy there is a person diagnosed with MS every 3 hours. AISM was founded in 1968 with the objective of advocating for the rights of people with MS, and over time has become the principle resource not only for people with MS, but for families, healthcare professionals and anyone involved in the fight against this disease. In order to assure that PEOPLE with MS can achieve their life goals, our responsibility is to provide accessible information, support and services to every person with MS and his or her family. We strive to achieve this every day, through the MS Society’s network of 98 local branches and regional coordinating centers present throughout Italy, and with over 13,000 volunteers. This coordinated effort guarantees that no person with MS is alone in facing their disease, but rather can find the answers they need through the MS Society. Promoting individual empowerment of the person at every stage of life and throughout the disease course is achieved through a personalized approach that considers, above all, the individual’s autonomy, life goals and rights. The MS Society’s commitment to RESEARCH focuses on identifying effective therapies and treatment, slowing the progression of the disease, and one day finding a definitive cure.

"The Lega del Filo d'Oro, with the sole aim of achieving social harmony, has as its objective the assistance, education, rehabilitation treatment and re-integration of people who are deafblind and have multisensory deficits." The commitment laid down in the Statute is pursued by: • creating suitable structures • training qualified staff • carrying out research and experiments in the fields of deafblindness and multisensory impairment • encouraging contacts with Italian and international organisations, institutes and universities • awareness building with appropriate organisations and with the general public about the prevention of these handicaps Deafblind people have serious deficits related to sight and hearing. In Italy the problem is much more widespread than you would think: tens of thousands of people of all ages, if you also take into consideration those with a serious sensory handicap (sight or hearing) linked to late development and motor handicap. Deafblindness and multisensory impairment severely limit communication abilities, personal autonomy and learning and therefore cause problems in perception of the surrounding environment and in interpersonal relationships. Children, teenagers and adults are welcomed in the Osimo Centre. Each client follows his own individual programme.