RESUMEN
In February 2014, the autonomous government in Catalonia, the Generalitat de Catalunya, approved the Catalan Public Health System Interdepartmental Plan (PINSAP, as per the Catalan acronym), responsible for the strategy in Catalonia for Health in All Policies, as recommended by the WHO and other international institutions. The PINSAP, as outlined under the Catalan Public Health Law, is binding for the government. The Plan was drawn up by the Interdepartmental Health Commission (CIS, as per the Catalan acronym) and is a collaboration between all Departments of the Generalitat. The Plan also receives contributions from 42 local, social and scientific bodies. Apart from the specific initiatives performed by each department which have a greater impact on health, the Plan proposes 30 initiatives, which are defined by their collaboration between public sectors, targeting determining health factors and paying special attention to combating inequalities and measuring the impact on health. The PINSAP encourages interdepartmental initiatives and collaboration between public sectors regarding determinants of health. Although it is only in its first year of implementation, many of their initiatives are already up and running and involving many healthcare professionals in Catalonia.
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Planificación en Salud/organización & administración , Política de Salud , Promoción de la Salud/organización & administración , Programas Nacionales de Salud/organización & administración , Humanos , Salud Pública , EspañaRESUMEN
En febrero de 2014, el Gobierno de Cataluña aprobó el Plan Interdepartamental de Salud Pública (PINSAP), que concreta para esta comunidad la estrategia de Salud en Todas las Políticas recomendada por la Organización Mundial de la Salud y otras instituciones internacionales. El PINSAP, recogido en la Ley de Salud Pública de Cataluña, es vinculante para el gobierno. Fue elaborado por la Comisión Interdepartamental de Salud, en la que participan todos los departamentos de la Generalitat de Catalunya, y recibió aportaciones de 42 entidades locales, sociales y científicas. Aparte de las actuaciones propias de cada departamento que tienen más impacto sobre la salud, propone 30 actuaciones de marcado carácter intersectorial centradas en los determinantes de la salud, y con especial énfasis en la lucha frente a las desigualdades y la evaluación del impacto en salud. El PINSAP potencia la actuación interdepartamental e intersectorial sobre los determinantes de la salud. Aunque solo está en su primer año de implementación, muchas de sus actuaciones ya están en marcha e implica a numerosos profesionales de Cataluña (AU)
In February 2014, the autonomous government in Catalonia, the Generalitat de Catalunya, approved the Catalan Public Health System Interdepartmental Plan (PINSAP, as per the Catalan acronym), responsible for the strategy in Catalonia for Health in All Policies, as recommended by the WHO and other international institutions. The PINSAP, as outlined under the Catalan Public Health Law, is binding for the government. The Plan was drawn up by the Interdepartmental Health Commission (CIS, as per the Catalan acronym) and is a collaboration between all Departments of the Generalitat. The Plan also receives contributions from 42 local, social and scientific bodies. Apart from the specific initiatives performed by each department which have a greater impact on health, the Plan proposes 30 initiatives, which are defined by their collaboration between public sectors, targeting determining health factors and paying special attention to combating inequalities and measuring the impact on health. The PINSAP encourages interdepartmental initiatives and collaboration between public sectors regarding determinants of health. Although it is only in its first year of implementation, many of their initiatives are already up and running and involving many healthcare professionals in Catalonia (AU)
