
The Undersecretary of Health of the Municipality of Concordia, representing the mayor Francisco Azcué, accompanied Dr. Mauro Dodorico, who was ratified as director of the aforementioned hospital by the Provincial Minister of Health Guillermo Grieve.
This Wednesday, the Provincial Minister of Health, Guillermo Grieve, and the secretary of the department, Daniel Blanzaco, were in the city of Concordia to confirm the continuity of Mauro Dodorico as director of the Delicia Concepción Masvernat hospital.
Representing the mayor Francisco Azcué was the Undersecretary of Health of the Municipality, Florencia Prieto.
There, Minister Grieve maintained that this is a decision framed within the Entrerriano Health Program and highlighted the work carried out by the authorities of the reference establishment in the northwest of Entre Ríos. “We must get used to the fact that work teams that have performed their tasks well, regardless of any political representation, must be valued. What matters is the final objective, which for us lies in the human being being adequately understood. There are many things that are right and are what we must preserve, and the health team of the Masvernat hospital is an example of continuity,” he remarked.
Participating in the meeting were provincial senator Gloria Cozzi; provincial deputy Carola Laner, and the general directors of Primary Health Care, Gladys Arosio; and of Communication and Institutional Relations, Manuela Calderón Bourband, among others.
This Wednesday, the Provincial Minister of Health, Guillermo Grieve, and the secretary of the department, Daniel Blanzaco, were in the city of Concordia to confirm the continuity of Mauro Dodorico as director of the Delicia Concepción Masvernat hospital.
Representing the mayor Francisco Azcué was the Undersecretary of Health of the Municipality, Florencia Prieto.
There, Minister Grieve maintained that this is a decision framed within the Entrerriano Health Program and highlighted the work carried out by the authorities of the reference establishment in the northwest of Entre Ríos. “We must get used to the fact that work teams that have performed their tasks well, regardless of any political representation, must be valued. What matters is the final objective, which for us lies in the human being being adequately understood. There are many things that are right and are what we must preserve, and the health team of the Masvernat hospital is an example of continuity,” he remarked.
Participating in the meeting were provincial senator Gloria Cozzi; provincial deputy Carola Laner, and the general directors of Primary Health Care, Gladys Arosio; and of Communication and Institutional Relations, Manuela Calderón Bourband, among others.
