Enhancing inter-institutional communication in the social assistance reform process: barriers and solutions [Articol]

Abstract

The article analyses the roles and responsibilities of the institutions involved in the deinstitutionalization process within the context of inter-institutional communication, with a particular focus on the protection of sensitive information concerning children, in accordance with international practices and security measures. It addresses the importance of effective inter-institutional communication, which must be solution-oriented to facilitate interaction within this complex process. Additionally, it highlights the barriers faced by interinstitutional communication that can lead to ambiguities in roles and responsibilities, including in the context of personal data protection. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the need for a holistic approach that integrates cooperation and inter-institutional communication strategies to ensure the protection and rights of children, in light of the evolving reforms in child protection, thereby accelerating the implementation process of deinstitutionalization programs and plans to successfully achieve the strategic objectives reiterated in national and international policy documents.