Health introduced four highly complex ambulances to Caps – Web de Noticias

• These are units of zero kilometers, which will depend on Hats of John Paul II, Angelelli, Rising Sun, and the City of My Dreams.
• The procedure aims to enhance the primary health care strategy.
• The total investment amount is 44 million pesos.

The Minister of Health, Gabriela Barbas, gave his speech Four highly complex ambulances with a length of 0 km will be allocated to primary health care centers Capital.

They will be based in Caps de Juan Pablo II, Angelelli, Sol Naciente and Ciudad de Mis Sueños, located in each quarter of the city, to respond strategically to 17 centers. It is worth noting that these new ambulances will replace the existing transport units.

During the act, the minister highlighted the work the entire primary care team does: “The comprehensive approach and local strategy that we are implementing is a reference in other places as well, and is a very valuable contribution to public health. The new ambulances will enhance this work and the transportation network to deliver the best care to the community.”

Vehicles are very complex, because they have Pacemaker and ventilator. In addition, it includes stretchers with spinal plates for children and adults, two large tubes of oxygen for the respirator; Light Oxygen Tube, Pulse Oximeter, Wheelchair, Cervical Collars and Shock Splints.

from your sideAnd the The Undersecretary for Program Coordination, Manuel Ducante, praised the importance of these new units: “The renewal of the fleet allows for better transportation for the community, but also for the health teams, who work with these mobile phones on a daily basis; which means, along with other actions launched – such as those aimed at improving the circuits of care, registration and digitization – key developments for good primary care.

The Ministry of Health has allocated national funds to purchase these four ambulances, the equivalent of one ambulance The total investment is 44,400,000 pesos.

The Undersecretary for Access to Health, Diego Alonso, participated with the Minister in this law; General Director of Health Integration, Anna Carolina Godoy; Hat’s General Coordinator, Andres Cordoba; Members of health teams from different hats and neighbors in the Juan Pablo II neighborhood.