health zones"). Each zone includes one or more primary care centers, offering health care to the population. A level up from these are districts with the organizational structures to plan, direct, manage and administer these. Most recently (as of 2010) these have been enumerated by 197/2007. Above and beyond these are Health Management Areas (Áreas de Gestión Sanitaria), established by separate legislation: Área de Gestión Sanitaria de Osuna (Province of Sevilla), regulated by Decree 69/1996 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Norte de Córdoba, Decree 68/1996 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Campo de Gibraltar, regulated by Order of 2 December 2002 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Norte de Almería, Order of 5 October 2006 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Serranía de Málaga, Order of 5 October 2006 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Norte de Málaga, Order of 5 October 2006 Área de Gestión Sanitaria Sur de Granada, Order of 5 October 2006 Specialized medicine Specialty care is defined under Ley 2/1998 as the second level of care. Specialty care provides the technical and human capabilities appropriate to diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation for conditions that cannot be handled at the primary level. In coordination with the primary level, hospitals and their specialty centers form the necessary structure to provide this care. Ésta suele ser programada y urgente, desarrollando además funciones de promoción de la salud, prevención de enfermedades, asistencia curativa y rehabilitación, así como docencia e investigación. This includes both scheduled and urgent care, and, like the primary care, encompasses health promotion, disease prevention, curative care and rehabilitation as well as teaching and research. Hospitals and other centers SAS manages and operates 50 hospitals (2020) throughout Andalusia. In addition they manage and operate numerous more specialized facilities: Blood transfusion centers, responsible for the supply of blood and derived blood products to public and private hospitals in Andalusia. The Regional Transfusion Centers also constitute Sectorial Tissue Banks, charged with the study, preparation and conservation of bodily tissues. Mental Health Program, a network of mental health centers organized into: District Mental Health Teams Child/Youth Mental Health Units Mental Health Rehabilitation Units Outpatient Mental Health Hospitals Inpatient Mental Health Hospitals Therapeutic Mental Health Communities Autonomic Coordination of Transplants Urgent and Emergency Care User Care Services (Servicios de Atención al Usuario, SAU), in every health center or hospital Notes External links Servicio Andaluz de Salud, official site Ley 8/1986 de 6 de mayo, de Creación del Servicio Andaluz de Salud (law