Through the National Health Sector Inter-Agency Command (CEISS), officially launched today, it will be possible to develop a unified strategy and objectives to improve healthcare in Nuevo León and guarantee the quality and safety of services.
The coordinated action, led by the Ministry of Health, with the participation of IMSS, ISSSTE and the “José Eleuterio González” University Hospital, aims to strengthen the state’s health system.
The Minister of Health, Alma Rosa Maroquin Escamilla, underscored the will of all parties involved, with whom we have maintained close relations for some time.
“This spirit of collaboration is not just here and now, but something that has been going on for years, with a common goal: the pursuit of the health and well-being of our people,” the state official said.
“I am confident that with all these actions and interventions, we will realize our dream of making Nuevo León the best place to be born, grow up, educate and live. I invite you not to give up and to keep searching for a standard new Leon”.
CEISS will be able to identify health risks and assess care processes in hospitals and healthcare delivery networks so that protection, health promotion and disease prevention actions can be enhanced based on this analysis.
During the coordination process, seven priority themes will be assessed: public health issues (PSP) and maternal and perinatal mortality; prevention and control of healthcare-associated infections (IAAS); comprehensive care for people living with hepatitis virus (HCV); antimicrobial resistance (AMR); hospital resilience; mental health and addiction, and health surveillance.
The head of Nuevo Leon’s health department, Alma Rosa Marroquín Escamilla, and Tonatihu Ortiz Castillo (IMSS), Nidya Victoria Contreras Segovia (ISSSTE) and Oscar Vidal Gutiérrez (University Hospital) signed the agreement to create the National Interagency Command of the health department).