On Monday night (03), the State Government held the graduation of 104 specialists from the Medical and Interdisciplinary Residency Programs of the Ministry of Health (Sesa), developed by the Capixaba Institute for Education, Research and Innovation in Health (ICEPi). Professionals specialize in palliative care, psychiatry, group health, family health, mental health, or family and community medicine.
The graduation took place in Vitoria, in the presence of the state governor, Renato Casagrande, who spoke of the importance of training these new professionals within the scope of the Unified Health System (SUS) in Espírito Santo. “It gives me great pleasure to be here with the second cohort of ICEPi residents. We are offering capixabas, through this program of the state government, a quality service with highly qualified professionals,” he said.
Casagrande continued: “Health is always a challenge. Currently, for example, we are having a difficult time because of dengue and respiratory diseases, especially in children. When we have professionals who value SUS, who know the importance of SUS, it makes a big difference. In addition to technical knowledge Good, you [formandos] They are people who love SUS and find solutions to serve the people who depend on the unified health system.”
The residency programs promoted by the State aim to rehabilitate and strengthen the health care of the SUS in Espiritu Santo, and to provide services in a decentralized manner in all regions of Espiritu Santo. The objectives are to enhance the quality and reach the comprehensiveness of health procedures offered to users through specialized training of professionals.
During the ceremony, the Secretary of State for Health, Miguel Duarte, highlighted the importance of the investment made by the state government in residency programs and how professionals are expanding access to health services for the population. “The guarantee of good specialization promotes a greater number of consultations, tests and procedures in the health field for all. ICEPi qualifies more and more professionals and brings new expertise to the SUS in Espírito Santo. It is gratifying to see the success of the work carried out within the framework of the partnerships”.
For three years of activities for medical residencies in psychiatry and two years for other residencies, students worked in hospitals, basic health units (UBS), regional specialty centers (CREs), and psychosocial care centers (CATS), among other health services.
In the process, they were able to implement activities to pilot the unified health system, such as individual, family and home care for users, antenatal counseling, as well as promoting educational activities on disease prevention and quality of life.
The Undersecretary of the State Department for Sanitary Surveillance, Luis Carlos Replin, also attended the graduation. Health Care, Jose Tadeo Marino; Health Contracting, Alexander Aquino; Interim Healthcare Administration and Finance, Leandro Sarmiento; the superintendent of the metropolitan area, Sibile Bandini; Director of Health Surveillance, Orly Cardoso; In addition to the Health Secretaries of the Metropolitan Municipality of Vitória.
SUS reinforcement
ICEPI Director Fabiano Ribeiro noted the importance of training another group of residents in Espiritu Santo. According to Ribeiro, today’s moment is a celebration of years of dedication by the alumni and the entire team of teachers, coordinators, and other professionals who have contributed and continue to contribute to this training on a daily basis.
In addition, the director highlighted the decentralization of the unified health system. He pointed out that “the integration of these professionals in all regions of the country is a guarantee of decentralization of the SUS, with good care and greater access to services for the population.”
For the Residency Programs Coordinator, Giuliana Mariano, the training of new professionals also represents a strengthening of the SUS and a greater help to society.
“Through the ICEPi residency program, Espírito Santo guarantees greater access to and promotion of health services. In addition, many of these professionals end up returning to the Institute’s own programs, either to carry out a new residency, or to join the program to work in primary care, through Qualifica -APS, for example.It was very rewarding to follow this development, he stressed.
The Institute’s Directors of Innovation and Education, Isabella Oliveira and Barbara Farias, respectively, also highlighted the Institute’s commitment to promoting innovations in the field of health in the country and ensuring humane care for citizens.
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Residency programs at the Institute are conducted in a decentralized manner, in all regions of the state, and in different areas of practice, such as hospitals and Basic Health Units (UBS), and with an offer of residencies for medical and interdisciplinary residency programmes.
Residents’ occupational categories are biological sciences, physical education, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, speech therapy, medicine, veterinary medicine, nutrition, dentistry, psychology, social work, and occupational therapy.
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