Camcel S Neonatology Dayand did with good participants assistance
The 1st. Neonatology Days were held on the weekend at the Juana Hotel with the presence of prominent panelists, experts on the subject.
Within the framework of Camcel closer, the activity brought together a very good number of professionals linked to the subject of all departments in the region.
“The day was a success, the first one that is done in Melo by our neonatal CTI, unique throughout the region with these characteristics: it does not have thirty -three or Rivera has it so we always have children everywhere. The Dr. Elena Ruiz.
“To give us an international character, we were accompanied projection.
“This day was fundamental in every way. It served for the exchange of knowledge, but also to see the faces with the people who sometimes talk a lot on the phone, who send you the children, that we send the counter reference. Generally we do not see each other, but we are in permanent contact. People of Rivera, from Tacuarembó and much of thirty -three” could come commented to The daily professional.
Beyond that aspect of the fraternization that is always important, the instance also had the presence of the chair. “Our supervisor, Elena Overro, is also a pediatric and neonatologist and attached doctor, Grade 4, of the Faculty of Neonatology of the Pereira Rossel Hospital. It is the daily contact and our support, it is also the referent of the CTI of the American Sanatorium. She came and came the chair assistants, several of them speaking” Dr. Ruiz argued.
“Having Dra. Over there is like putting the face of the person who knows that it is the support and that is on the other side of the phone daily” said.
“There is much that not only our CTI, but many of the country for now do not have it and perhaps we will not have it for being a small country, for example, everything that is hemodynamics, cardiology and malformations goes to the two places that exist in Uruguay. Ours go to the American sanatorium and otherwise the patients opt for the National Resource Fund” Elena Ruiz said. “There are things that we have limited like the whole country” He added.
Having a neonatal CTI often prevents families from moving to other parts of the country, Montevideo generally. “Not only the shock that is born, that they tell you and that the mother is not really in the conditions of being transferred. That newborn goes with another relative” told
“We have chiquilines that are always being formed, we have a position that residents can come the last year to make internships with us. That same exchange we do with the people of the region. Sometimes the partners of thirty -three call us to make us a consultation” concluded.
