Finally, head-to-head events return in class times. at UNESCO, in Criciúma in southern SC, the Secretary of State for Health, André Mota Ribeiro, was an event figure in a very crowded environment. They all wore a mask and alcohol gel, although despite the local ordinance allowing the use of a mask, the city’s largest ballroom was packed.
The event was attended by students, health professionals and guests of the inaugural class of Biomedicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Nutrition, Medicine, Dentistry and Psychology courses at Universidade do Extremo Sul Catarinense.
After speaking about his experience in health management in this time of the pandemic, Mota Ribeiro was met with applause when he committed to seeking state support to build the Center for Medical Specialties in Unesc.
Before the lecture, the secretary visited the rectory of the institution and was acquainted with the work done in Integrated clinics from the University.
Brigadier General Lucien Bisognin Sirita of the health district. – Image: advertisingDean Lucien Bisonen Ceretta comes from the health district and although active as a dean, she is still in the class and is known to be the great driver of this health project.
Through the project, which must be expanded with state participation, residents receive free service in several areas: medical clinic, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, nephrology, pulmonology, cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopedics, neurology, endocrinology, oncology , and psychiatry. Diseases of aging, aging and skin diseases.
Patients are treated by academics from the fifth to the twelfth stage of medicine, under the supervision of medical professors who specialize in each field. Residents schedule their appointment over the phone.
Many of the excellent health outcomes achieved by cities in the region can be attributed to this project.
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