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BURLACU Sorin FAMP
VIOLENCE IN THE HEALTH SECTOR AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ROMANIA CCASP

1.4. Distribution Social Services Romania

In terms of regional distribution social services Romania distribution is not uniform, and the southern
regions South West are clearly trolling, with the fewer services.
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TABLE 1. REGIONAL BREAKDOWN OF TYPES OF SOCIAL SERVICES

Area NE SE S SV V NV C BI
Number of social services 152 126 56 52 127 128 153 92
Source: MMFES, 2015

There is also large differences social services in rural areas and urban areas: 482 local authorities in
urban areas, against 167 in rural areas and 2224 in urban NGOs against 107 in rural areas.

TABLE 2 - DISTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL SERVICES IN COUNTIES DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGION
Type of provider / county BH BN CJ MM SJ SM
Associations 18 7 29 10 15 13
Foundations 31 2 24 7 10 5
Public services 3 4 7 3 44 5
30 th – 31 st October 2015 ”Strategic Management for Local Communities” Bucharest Other Source: MMFES, 2015 3 - - -
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Religious worship
13
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5
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1
Healthcare Services
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23
57
13
63
20
TOTAL County
83
259

TOTAL Region
Table 3 - INSTITUTIONS FOR THE DISABLED DEVELOPMENT BY REGION
Area
21
10
18
18
18
24
14
24
Number of institutions NE SE S SV V NV C B
Number of people 3362 1837 3262 1544 1730 2175 2720 1240
institutionalized
Source: NAPSI, 2015
2. THE KNOWLEDGE ON STAGE THE PHENOMENON VIOLENCE AND
DEFINED STUDIED IN LITERATURE SPECIALTY
2.1. Defining violence
For the purpose Organization World Health, violence is the threat or the intentional use of force Physical
or power against oneself, against another or against a group or community, involving or threatening to
involve injury, death, psychological effects, hardship or illness. The inclusion of the term "power" and the
phrase "use of physical force", broadens the nature of the violent act and the conventional definition of
the violence as acts violence resulting from power relationship, including threats and bullying (OMS,
2002 p. 5).

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