The Health Department of the Federal District (SES-DF) was present at the inaugural class of the course promoted by the Federal Court of Auditors (TCU), “Efficiency in Health Care Networks”. The training, held this Tuesday (23), seeks to provide a theoretical basis for the structured implementation of specialized health networks and disseminate good practices. Until June 28th, auditors and managers of the Unified Health System (SUS) participate in the course.
Within the scope of the Health Department, planning began in the East and Center-South regions, resulting in maternal and child centers and centers for the care of chronic diseases | Photo: Ualisson Noronha/Agência Saúde-DF
“Delivering comprehensive, effective and continuous care requires an entire organizing arrangement between the network, including digital health, pharmacy and the regulatory complex, for example”, explained the deputy head of the Health Care Networks Advisory (Aras) , Carolina Cesar.
Also highlighting this integration, TCU minister Antônio Augusto Anastasia believes that careful management of resources, in search of good efficiency, is important for good performance. “Health is an area that needs to be given extra attention, because it deals with what is most valuable: life. Innovation in public management is the most appropriate solution for effectiveness and efficiency in assistance.”
The result of a partnership with the National Council of Health Secretaries (Conass) and the doctor and consultant specialized in the subject Welfane Cordeiro Júnior, the course is part of the Health Efficiency Project, launched in 2019 with the aim of improving the efficiency of healthcare services. SUS health.
Changes
In the inaugural class, one of the topics mentioned was network planning. According to the president of Conass, Fábio Baccheretti Vitor, this is a change in structure and processes. “The training comes with the aim of looking at planning as something really structuring. What we are dealing with is exactly the change and restructuring of systems,” he said.
Within the scope of SES-DF, planning began in the Eastern Region, which encompasses Paranoá, São Sebastião, Itapoã and Jardins Mangueiral. The process took as its starting point the diabetes and hypertension care line, advancing to the maternal and child area. The Diabetes and Hypertension Care Center (Cadh) is one of the results of the integration.
In the Central-South Region – Guará, Estrutural/SCIA, Candangolândia, Núcleo Bandeirante, Riacho Fundo I and II and Parkway -, the planning resulted in the Specialized Center for Diabetes, Hypertension and Heart Failure (Cedhic). Since 2019, work has been aimed at personalizing and optimizing care for chronic patients.
*With information from SES-DF
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