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Health Labor Surveillance
– Overcoming quantitative categories
Coordinators:
Fátima Sueli Neto Ribeiro, Luis Cláudio Meirelles.
Institution:
UERJ, ABRASCO Health Labor Workgroup and ANVISA.
Maximum number of participants:
30
Summary:
While the process of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of
occupational diseases is of utmost importance in Brazil, the SUS
now is facilitating great advances and the implSummarytion of new
levels of inspection that are superior to the practices of isolated
professionals. These include the institutional competitive methods
of investigation and handover actions with the public that promote
good citizenship.
In this way, from the analytical perspective of national and international
writers it will be discussed a new socially-aware, multi-institutional
Worker Health Program that viabalizes inter-disciplinary action.
This change in practice still clashes with the current scope and
limitation of useful information in the heath-illness process, mainly
in the technical area with a strong epidemiological component.
Objective:
- Discuss a new perspective of Worker Community Health that encompasses
new, systematic, interventions in the health-illness process that
enable scientific monitoring to aid in prevention/anticipation of
illness.
Foreigners guests:
Oscar Bettancourt (Ecuador)
Jorge Kohen (Rosario- Argentina.
Target
Audience:
Professionals linked with Labor Health, Sanitary Surveillance and
Epidemiologic Surveillance.
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