The Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa) has opened pre-registration to receive information from people with comorbidities who should be vaccinated against Covid-19 in Macapa. Since Saturday (10), the form has been available on the City Hall website. People with solid organ transplantation, tumors, patients with cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory system, neurological and hereditary diseases, and chronic kidney disease, among other comorbidities, can register.
The municipal undersecretary for health control in Simsa, Nehme Becanco, stressed that the pre-registration of people with common diseases is an indispensable criterion for vaccination.
Virtual reach wants to facilitate mapping of target audiences and provide transparency in immunization procedures. Pre-registration allows you to save up to 90% in the time it takes for everyone able to be vaccinated to attend, ” he explained.
Register
About the link (https://bit.ly/3uGPgt2) Through the Macapá City Hall website, in the Coronavirus Portal tab. The page requests data such as full name, date of birth, attachments of a medical certificate or report, and a comorbidity self-declaration. The information provided will be verified and confirmed at the time of vaccination.
Comorbidities
The comorbidities that are considered for immunization, which are those included in the list of the National Immunization Program (PNI), such as: diabetes mellitus, acute arterial hypertension, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease, Solid organ transplantation individuals have sickle cell anemia, cancer and severe obesity.
In addition, pre-registration is also available for the target audience of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Down Syndrome.
Aline Paiva
Municipal Health Secretariat
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