Together with the municipal department director, Yanina Techera, the Mayor discussed various topics and work dynamics employed by the municipal office.
During this Tuesday, Mayor Francisco Azcué toured the facilities of the Preventive Management Directorate of the Municipality of Concordia to speak with its director, Yanina Techera, and the work team about the tasks they perform.
“We held a meeting at the Preventive Management Directorate with the entire team because we must go out into the streets to interact with our community. We continue working in an articulated manner with all municipal areas, emphasizing prevention, education, and fostering merit,” the Mayor highlighted.
For her part, Yanina Techera commented that “for the team, the visit from the Mayor has been a very enriching experience. The dialogue that was maintained has generated a very positive impact on the teams, as the listening and willingness he showed enabled us to talk about the team's concerns and positions regarding work in our community,” she revealed.
In that sense, the municipal official stressed that “the staff feels that the attention received makes a big difference, as recognition from the authorities motivates them to carry out work with commitment and a constructive assessment.”
PREVENTIVE MANAGEMENT AREAS
The coordinators of the areas that are part of the Preventive Management Directorate are: Dr. Florencia Stechina (Sexual Diversity); Lic. Eloísa Azanza (Sexually Transmitted Infections); and Dr. María Aldaz (Zoonosis).
Sexual Diversity and Sexually Transmitted Infections have a work plan that is collaborative, as they are cross-cutting topics. Work on these topics involves community awareness regarding the particularities of healthcare from a comprehensive approach, not only from and for users, but also to strengthen health teams with tools and strategies that favor the quality of life of the individuals/families that make up the groups of interest for our DGP.
Likewise, the Zoonosis area has its plan in accordance with work regarding the transmission of diseases from animals to humans. In this administration, this space is inaugurated as a privileged one to strengthen the construction of health policies, dialogue with existing spaces, and contribute through direct articulation with health providers and referents who are already working on the topics covered.
During this Tuesday, Mayor Francisco Azcué toured the facilities of the Preventive Management Directorate of the Municipality of Concordia to speak with its director, Yanina Techera, and the work team about the tasks they perform.
“We held a meeting at the Preventive Management Directorate with the entire team because we must go out into the streets to interact with our community. We continue working in an articulated manner with all municipal areas, emphasizing prevention, education, and fostering merit,” the Mayor highlighted.
For her part, Yanina Techera commented that “for the team, the visit from the Mayor has been a very enriching experience. The dialogue that was maintained has generated a very positive impact on the teams, as the listening and willingness he showed enabled us to talk about the team's concerns and positions regarding work in our community,” she revealed.
In that sense, the municipal official stressed that “the staff feels that the attention received makes a big difference, as recognition from the authorities motivates them to carry out work with commitment and a constructive assessment.”
PREVENTIVE MANAGEMENT AREAS
The coordinators of the areas that are part of the Preventive Management Directorate are: Dr. Florencia Stechina (Sexual Diversity); Lic. Eloísa Azanza (Sexually Transmitted Infections); and Dr. María Aldaz (Zoonosis).
Sexual Diversity and Sexually Transmitted Infections have a work plan that is collaborative, as they are cross-cutting topics. Work on these topics involves community awareness regarding the particularities of healthcare from a comprehensive approach, not only from and for users, but also to strengthen health teams with tools and strategies that favor the quality of life of the individuals/families that make up the groups of interest for our DGP.
Likewise, the Zoonosis area has its plan in accordance with work regarding the transmission of diseases from animals to humans. In this administration, this space is inaugurated as a privileged one to strengthen the construction of health policies, dialogue with existing spaces, and contribute through direct articulation with health providers and referents who are already working on the topics covered.