International Association of Catholic Health Care Institutions
Association internationale des institutions sanitaires catholiques (AISAC)
Associazione Internazionale delle Istituzioni Sanitarie Cattoliche (AISAC)
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Founded
1992-10-24
History
Founded following 1st World Congress, 1 Nov 1985, and subsequent discussions.
Prior to official foundation, also referred to as International Association of Catholic Health Care Institutions -- Confédération internationale catholique des institutions hospitalières (CICIH) -- Associazione Internazionale Ospedali Cattolici and as Federazione Internazionale Ospedali Cattolici (FIOC).
Refounded 1999.
Aims
Further the work of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care; assisting bishops and religious institutes in developing their approach to health issues of global concern; act as a network of national catholic health care associations and support organizations providing information and resources for the promotion and maintenance of catholic health and aged care services; serve as the official umbrella organization of all national Catholic health care associations and promote the creation of national associations; promote the Catholic identity in the management of Catholic health care institutions; provide a concrete realization of Catholic values in public policy, bioethics and the evolving health and aged care systems; promote new types of collaboration between religious and lay to ensure the future of Catholic health care institutes, ministries and services.
Events
2 past events available with paid subscription only.Structure
Interim Board of Delegates. Chairman.
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UIA Org ID
XD2941
Last News
2009
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