In the department of Val-de-Marne, the Mother and Child Protection is characterised by a global approach to health, special accessibility of its services, multi-disciplinarity and the expertise of its teams. It is based on the concept of proportionate universalism and devotes a special place to partnership arrangements. Its working dynamics are based on the methodology of the project system: it is a question of co-construction, activating transversality while advocating participatory democracy. The working dynamics are, therefore, diversified.
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