Within the framework of the “Relevar” Project carried out by the Secretariat of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia, a territorial approach was carried out this Tuesday morning in conjunction with the Felipe Heras Hospital.
This action took place at the San Andrés Chapel and Community Center, in the Ex Aeroclub neighborhood.
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide highlighted the joint work, noting that “one of the first demands that arises through the survey we conduct in the neighborhoods are issues linked to health”.
In that sense, the official recalled that previously “we carried out an approach with the Carrillo Hospital, in the José Hernández neighborhood and also last week we carried out another in La Bianca”, always based on the data that emerge from the “Relevar” Project, which has been carried out in different sectors of the city.
For his part, the director of the Felipe Heras Hospital Exequiel Ortiz, commented that the essence of the approach was “to be able to articulate public policies, close to the community, friendly and that involve us in the Health system”.
The objective is always to address the real problems of each population “which are totally different in each community and in each neighborhood”, detailing that comprehensive health demands were addressed, which “are not only ailments of a physical nature but also those related to mental health”.
Nutritionists, obstetricians, representatives from the area of problematic consumption, vaccination, nursing and health agents participated in the joint activity.
This action took place at the San Andrés Chapel and Community Center, in the Ex Aeroclub neighborhood.
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide highlighted the joint work, noting that “one of the first demands that arises through the survey we conduct in the neighborhoods are issues linked to health”.
In that sense, the official recalled that previously “we carried out an approach with the Carrillo Hospital, in the José Hernández neighborhood and also last week we carried out another in La Bianca”, always based on the data that emerge from the “Relevar” Project, which has been carried out in different sectors of the city.
For his part, the director of the Felipe Heras Hospital Exequiel Ortiz, commented that the essence of the approach was “to be able to articulate public policies, close to the community, friendly and that involve us in the Health system”.
The objective is always to address the real problems of each population “which are totally different in each community and in each neighborhood”, detailing that comprehensive health demands were addressed, which “are not only ailments of a physical nature but also those related to mental health”.
Nutritionists, obstetricians, representatives from the area of problematic consumption, vaccination, nursing and health agents participated in the joint activity.