The Head of State and Government Nicols Maduro Moros ordered this Tuesday to form a civic-military commission to carry out immediate tasks to rehabilitate life-saving services in the 66 hospitals with the highest response capacity in the country.This commission will be made up of the Ministry of Peoples Power for Defense the Strategic Operational Command of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces CEOFANB and the Ministry of Peoples Power for Health who will be responsible for making repairs to health centers. In a practical way and in the shortest possible time.It is a task force with practical capacity to install repair and recover these 66 hospitals now Maduro instructed. The works include the rehabilitation of emergency areas trauma shock units operating rooms intensive therapy units interventional cardiology services coronary care among others.On the other hand the President approved the creation and strengthening of the state electromedicine teams for the corrective maintenance of medical and non-medical equipment and hospital services. Things have to work we are going to move forward and you tell me that it is necessary said Maduro while urging the articulation between institutions and specialized training centers in the area of electromedicine to achieve this goal.Likewise the Venezuelan President instructed the consolidation of an automated network for the storage distribution and control of health supplies linked directly to robotic warehouses with health establishments and state warehouses to strengthen the fleet of supervised cargo and distribution vehicles.The announcements were made by President Maduro during a meeting with the members of the General Health Staff held in Fort Tiuna west of Caracas.
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459720566
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Publication Date
30 Jan 2021
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Healthcare Equipment and Services
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News
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Venezuela
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