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El Instituto Autónomo De La Salud Del Estado Yaracuy (Prosalud Resumen El Instituto Autónomo de la Salud del Estado Yaracuy (Prosalud Yaracuy), tiene como objetivo facilitar la gestión estadal en el proceso de transformación del sector salud, ejerciendo la rectoría sobre los establecimientos de salud, de tal manera que se garantice la eficiencia, eficacia y la equidad de una pulcra y honesta administración de los recursos con plena participación de la comunidad y así garantizar la disminución de los indicadores de morbimortalidad, promoviendo en la población el disfrute de la salud con el único propósito de lograr un desarrollo humano sustentable dentro del modelo de atención integral en salud del Estado Yaracuy. Indicadores - Necesidades 14 • Referencias de la OMS. Municipios • SSS (Dr. Pedro Montes) • Investigación • Productos. • Gestión de salud institucional • Difusión de redes de pública informáticas. • Infraestructura • Programas • Atención primaria Inicio Año 2009 Resultados [email protected] Imágenes de las Áreas de la Sala de Situación de Salud Yaracuy [email protected] Sala de Situación de Salud Conceptos Claves Manejados • ”Seguir la realidad a tiempo para poder actuar a tiempo” (Matus). • El desarrollo de sistemas de salud demanda información oportuna y medios de análisis eficaces como soporte a la toma de decisiones. • Pasar del registro de datos a la interpretación de la información. [email protected] Definición “Es un espacio … para la identificación y estudio de situaciones de salud coyunturales o no, el análisis de los factores que las determinan, las soluciones más viables y factibles, el monitoreo y evaluación de los resultados obtenidos después de la aplicación de las decisiones tomadas” (Bergonzoli G. Sala Situacional. Instrumento para la Vigilancia de Salud Pública. Marzo 2006). “Unidad de inteligencia … que partiendo del análisis y evaluación sistemática de la situación de salud … actúa como instancia integradora de la información que genera la vigilancia en salud pública en diferentes áreas y niveles” [email protected] Objetivos: – Monitorear metas y mandatos en salud. – Caracterizar situación de salud. – Orientar conducción político-estratégica. – Facilitar establecimiento de prioridades en salud. [email protected] Aplicaciones • Disponer de información relevante en la solución de problemas estratégicos para la gerencia en salud. • Relacionar decisiones operativas para la dirección de planes previamente definidos. • Articular la conducción de planes frente a escenarios estables o cambiantes. • Monitoreo, gerencia y respuesta a emergencias de salud pública. [email protected] MANUEL MONGE SAN FELIPE Dr. Cristhian Gil Dra. Roxana Castrillo 0416-1731732 [email protected] BOLÍVAR 0414-5608712 ARÍSTIDES BASTIDAS Dr. Jean Piñango VEROES Dra. Yesenia Castillo 0412-0507865 [email protected] Mally Morillo 0412-1502990 [email protected] 0426-6977387 URACHICHE Niurka Figuera [email protected] COCOROTE 0416-8585267 Dra. Fanny Caldera INDEPENDENCIA Dr. Ramón Abreu [email protected] JOSÉ ANTONIO PÁEZ 0416-1276398 Dr. José Rivas SUCRE Dra. Noely Tovar [email protected] PEÑA TRINIDAD Dr. José Abigail Graterol BRUZUAL [email protected] [email protected] Pedro Soto Gonzalezjoseabigailgraterolabilache 0412-6721484 @yahoo.es NIRGUA [email protected] 0424-5092395 República Bolivariana de Venezuela Gobierno Bolivariano del Estado Yaracuy Prosalud – Yaracuy RED PRIMARIA DE SALUD FICHA TÉCNICA RED DE ATENCION PRIMARIA DE SALUD Capital: San Felipe •División Político Territorial: 14 municipios. SALAS DE PARTO • Poblaciones Principales: 1. Campo Elías - Bruzual Yaritagua, Chivacoa, Nirgûa, 2. San Pablo - Arístides Bastidas Independencia, cocorote y Aroa 3. Yumare- Manuel Monge •Total: 609.861 habitantes. 2,17 % 4. Guama – Sucre del total nacional. 5. Urachiche – Urachiche •Hombres: 299.077 habitantes. •Mujeres: 311.001 habitantes. •Densidad de Población: 85,90 hab/km2 • Tipos de Centros de Salud Superficie: Primaria A= Ambulatorio. 7.100 Km2. 0,77% del Territorio R = Rural Tipo = I.II.III Nacional. U: Urbano. CAT: CENTRO DE ALTA TECNOLOGÍA SRI: SERVICIO DE REAVILITACION INTEGRAL CMP: CONSULTORIO MEDICO POPULAR CDI: CENTRO DE DIAGNOSTICO INTEGRAL 6 Hospitales Ubicación Geográfica Hospital Pediátrico “Niño Jesús, San Felipe [email protected] Hospital Central "Dr. Plácido D. Rodríguez Rivero, San Felipe Hospital de Aroa Directora: Lcda. Stella Jacome “Dr. José Elías Landinez , Municipio Bolívar Hospital "Dr. Tiburcio Garrido , Chivacoa. Hospital de Yaritagua “Br. Rafael Rangel Hospital “Padres Oliveros Municipio Peña Municipio Nirgua. DR. GALLO JHONNY 8.515.044 0426-5502152 [email protected] Dra. Aura Mesa Dr. Jean Piñango Dra. Máyela Vásquez 0416-9641678 0412-0507865 0412-5262531 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Municipio Manuel Monge Municipio Bolívar Dra. María Perdomo Municipio Cocorote. 04126669159 [email protected] Dra. Isbelia Álvarez Municipio Sucre. 0426-3449014 [email protected] Municipio Veroes . Dra. Gloria Castillo 0416-7033634 [email protected] Municipio Arístides Bastidas Dr. Jesús Briceño 0424-5426333 Dra. Esther Gómez [email protected] 0416-1265182 Municipio San Felipe . [email protected] Municipio Urachiche. Dr. Gustavo Hernández 04245768591 Dra. Yelitza González [email protected] 0416-0254573 Municipio Independencia. [email protected] Municipio José A Páez. Dra. Carolina Telleria Dra. Lina Palencia Dra. Lulú Noto Dr. Hilario Parra 040424-4933404 0426-1565462 0416-0254573 0426-8506038 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Municipio Nirgua Municipio Trinidad Municipio Peña Municipio Bruzual Dra. Irma Leiva Dra. Mercedes Martínez 0412-5201957 04145779955 [email protected] [email protected] Municipio Bolívar Hospital Pediátrico Hospital José Elías Landinez San Felipe Dra. Aura Carucci 0426-9366321 [email protected] Hospital Central San Felipe Dra. Madelleine Toro 0412-8517770 [email protected] Municipio Independencia. Amb. Alcalá Medina Dra. Nancy Goncalvez Dr. Rainero Rondón Dr. Lucas Patella 0416-5582375 0416-8592242 0414-5237787 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Municipio Nirgua Municipio Peña Municipio Bruzual Hospital Padres Oliveros Hospital Br Rafael Rangel. Hospital Tiburcio Garrido Dirección de Epidemiologia Dra. Carmen Yánez 0426-5504042 Dra. Yenny Eulacio [email protected] Dra. Ninfa García 0426-1080570 0412-7732959 [email protected] [email protected] Apoyo en la coordinación Apoyo en la coordinación De vigilancia Epidemiológica De vigilancia Epidemiológica Dra. Valdez Cheila [email protected] Coordinación Estadísticas Vitales Lcda. Maritza Parra Lcda. Suleyma Muñoz 0414-5783701 0424-4388999 [email protected] [email protected] Coordinación de Inmunizaciones SISPAI Dirección de Epidemiologia Fuente Principal de los Datos en Salud Indicadores Utilizados Demográficos Recursos, servicios y Mortalidad cobertura Factores de Morbilidad riesgo [email protected] Resultados Entre los productos obtenidos en la Sala Situacional de Salud del Estado Yaracuy se encuentran: Resúmenes ejecutivos. Planes de contingencia. Mapas de Ubicación. Desarrollo de estructuras de participación social y política, a nivel local y estadal. Fichas técnicas. Organigramas. BD (Farmacias, clínicas privadas). Comités multidisciplinarios y sociales. Inventarios de bines. Diseño y ejecución de programas (Fundación Pueblo Sano). Retos Investigación tecnológica e informática. Indicadores de categorías especiales (Emergencias, contingencias). Yaracuy territorio de Paz. [email protected] Muestra Resultados [email protected] 1. Amb Guararute. 2. Amb Tartagal 3. Amb Sabana Larga 4. Amb Ramón Garcés 5. Amb La Mata 6. Amb Tibana. 1. Amb Coord. Chivacoa. 2. Amb Tamarindo. 3. Amb Tricentenario. 4. Amb La Peñita 1. Amb La Laguna. 2. Amb Campo Elías. 3. Amb El Caliche. 4. Amb Copei 5. Amb La Virgen. 6. Amb Colorados 7. Amb palo Grande Respuesta a la deuda quirúrgica más de 2.000 pacientes. Creación la MISION PÚEBLO SANO Política del Gobierno Bolivariano del Estado Yaracuy liderado por su Gobernador Lcdo. Julio León Heredia Salud Prioridad de Estado Principios de Justicia Social, Equidad, Gratuidad y Universalidad. Satisfacer la demanda en las diferentes especialidades de salud (Neurocirugía, Cirugía General, Traumatología, Oftalmología, Urología, ORL, Cirugía Pediátrica e Implante de Marcapasos, entre otras)- Fortaleciendo al sector salud. Inicia en el Hospital “Dr. Placido Daniel Rodríguez Rivero de San Felipe con una Coordinadora, un Asistente Administrativo y 05 Activadores Sociales bajo la modalidad hospitalaria, contando con el apoyo directo del Instituto Autónomo de la Salud del Estado Yaracuy PROSALUD. Se incorpora la Misión Barrio Adentro y la Misión Milagro. Se instala PUEBLO SANO Ambulatoria mediantes las captaciones de pacientes en los 14 municipios del Estado para dar mayor repuesta. Logra intervenir un total de 14.064 pacientes en las dos modalidades. En el año 2010 se le da personalidad Jurídica como FUNDACION PUEBLO SANO como producto de los estudios realizados en la Sala Situacional de Salud Yaracuy. Muchas Gracias [email protected] Cel.: 0416-9560525 .
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