The inclusive hospital: organizational care model for responding to special needs associated with requests for clinical intervention
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In this article, starting from the definition of the concept of health according to the WHO and the biopsycho-social model, we focus on the individual's right to receive a welcome that guarantees a timely diagnostic process with an orientation and a therapeutic program adequate and personalized.
The target taken into consideration is that of people with severe intellectual disabilities who have health problems and need to use hospital services or in some cases hospitalization.
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