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Strategic government for syndrome of congenital Zika virus infection in Brazil: Three years after
5th World Congress on Public Health, Nutrition & Epidemiology
Monica Guimaraes Macau Lopes
Ministry of Health, Brazil
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Community Med Health Educ
Abstract
Statement of the Problem: The increase in the number of reports of suspected cases of microcephaly from October 2015 in Brazil, mobilized managers and health professionals from all over the country to deal with this problem as well as technicians in the areas of health surveillance and care. Methodology & Theoretical Orientation: It is worth emphasizing that much fundamental knowledge to face this situation are being produced in an unprecedented way in our country, with the support of national and international organizations. Likewise, several strategies are under construction in an interministerial way, such as the first to be adopted, the rapid action strategy (EAR). Two years later, the strategy for strengthening care management for children with congenital Zika virus syndrome and their families in six states with more cases for municipalities, all in northeastern Brazil was implemented. Findings: Both, the EAR and the new strategy adopted brought the comfort with the definitive diagnosis, qualified care and a humanized and continuous attention of health care and social assistance were adapted to the needs of each child and his family. The investment in assistance and financial investment since 2015 has been increasing care, qualifying the early stimulation and social inclusion in schools and kindergartens. It is the involvement and interpersonal responsibility for the public health, public education and social assistance for the care of children with disabilities, in a general way since it involves their psychocognitive- motor development. Conclusion & Significance: This panel brings up the analysis of the care of these children and their families, after the impact of the microcephaly outbreak and demonstrated the advances in the process of notification of cases and the definition of suspicion, confirmation and dismissal cases, as well as the investments made available.Biography
E-mail: monica.macau@saude.gov.br
