The Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) participated in the public hearing held this Wednesday, 25/10, at the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) to debate the vaccination scenario and honor 50 years of the National Immunization Program (PNI).
The chief of staff of the IOC, Daniel Daipert, represented the unit at the event and highlighted the importance of joining forces to reverse the decline in vaccination coverage.
“It is not coherent to have, in 2023, diseases that can be prevented by vaccines. This challenge requires effective and collective commitment. I place our Institute, which has 123 years of dedicated service to the population, at your disposal for this endeavor”, said Daniel, remembering that the IOC has already been working on initiatives on the subject with the Ministry of Health.
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The president of the Alerj Science and Technology Commission, Elika Takimoto (PT), presided over the hearing. The panel at the session had the participation of Sandro Cesar, leader of the Union of Workers in the Fight against Endemic Diseases and Preventive Health in the State of Rio de Janeiro (Sintsaude); Alexandre Telles, director of the Hospital Management Department of the Ministry of Health in Rio de Janeiro; Tatiana Sanjuan, chief of staff at the Institute of Immunobiological Technology (Bio-Manguinhos/Fiocruz); Gabriela Damacena, coordinator of Epidemiological Surveillance at the State Department of Health of Rio de Janeiro (SES-RJ); Marco Nascimento, executive secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies of FiocRuz Antonio Ivo de Carvalho (CEE-Fiocruz); and Samy Chitayat, director of the medical department at Alerj.
The hearing also included speeches by representatives of the State Health Council (CES-RJ), Regional Council of Industrial Technicians (CRT-RJ), Doctors Union (SinMed/RJ), Municipal Health Council d(CMS/Rio), F Childhood Health Observatoryiocruz (Observa Infância/Fiocruz)) and Ana Nery School of Nursing at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ).
The Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) participated in the public hearing held this Wednesday, 25/10, at the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj) to debate the vaccination scenario and honor 50 years of the National Immunization Program (PNI).
The chief of staff of the IOC, Daniel Daipert, represented the unit at the event and highlighted the importance of joining forces to reverse the decline in vaccination coverage.
“It is not coherent to have, in 2023, diseases that can be prevented by vaccines. This challenge requires effective and collective commitment. I place our Institute, which has 123 years of dedicated service to the population, at your disposal for this endeavor”, said Daniel, remembering that the IOC has already been working on initiatives on the subject with the Ministry of Health.
Watch the session:
The president of the Alerj Science and Technology Commission, Elika Takimoto (PT), presided over the hearing. The panel at the session had the participation of Sandro Cesar, leader of the Union of Workers in the Fight against Endemic Diseases and Preventive Health in the State of Rio de Janeiro (Sintsaude); Alexandre Telles, director of the Hospital Management Department of the Ministry of Health in Rio de Janeiro; Tatiana Sanjuan, chief of staff at the Institute of Immunobiological Technology (Bio-Manguinhos/Fiocruz); Gabriela Damacena, coordinator of Epidemiological Surveillance at the State Department of Health of Rio de Janeiro (SES-RJ); Marco Nascimento, executive secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies of FiocRuz Antonio Ivo de Carvalho (CEE-Fiocruz); and Samy Chitayat, director of the medical department at Alerj.
The hearing also included speeches by representatives of the State Health Council (CES-RJ), Regional Council of Industrial Technicians (CRT-RJ), Doctors Union (SinMed/RJ), Municipal Health Council d(CMS/Rio), F Childhood Health Observatoryiocruz (Observa Infância/Fiocruz)) and Ana Nery School of Nursing at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ).
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