During the day, the head of the health department Luis Medina RuizVisited the large operations of the Belgrano complex, which aims to bring health services closer to the population through awareness, information, control and immunization activities.
Along with handing out free tickets to retirees, Salud is also working on prevention, controlling blood pressure, assessing cardiovascular risk and essentially vaccinating everyone who wants to be vaccinated against flu, Covid-19 and pneumonia, Medina Ruiz said.
“We are vaccinating more than 200 people, most of them senior citizens, and they don’t have a full plan, so they take the opportunity to do so. I am always grateful for our human and personal resources, who have done a high-quality job with empathy and humanity. work,” the minister stressed.
As far as Siprosa Nursing Director is concerned, she is a graduate Norma IglesiasThey said they are again working with the Department of Transportation to deliver tickets to retirees. “Together with the Ministry of Health and the Board of Nursing, we have completed these programs at vaccination sites, and we have provided consultation as we have trained in blood pressure control, use of assistive devices such as crutches, walkers, and preventive measures.” The source explained, while emphasizing that the operation was very successful and worthy of praise.
Iglesias also said that they are cooperating with the health policy for chronic diseases: “We are very grateful to the Minister for giving us the opportunity to take care of the community. We invite you to come on August 10, because we will also be in the Belgrano complex “.
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Retired Cristina Isabel Delgado said she went to the complex to pick up tickets and took the opportunity to get vaccinated. “I don’t have time to go to the care center, and when I see that I’m healthy after the vaccination, I go and finish my schedule,” he said.
Beatriz Viscido stresses the importance of completing the program, especially for adults: “I was terrified of getting vaccinated, but they made me understand that prevention is better than cure.”