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system is more able to arrange telephone calls made by 192
Professionals working in the Mobile Service (SAMU 192 Sergipe), is the Central Regulatory or administrative area, received on Thursday (30) training for use of e-SUS SAMU. The system provided by the Ministry of Health is more apt to organize the receipt of telephone calls made by 192.
The training, which occur at the base of Samu located at Siqueira Campos district, are being conducted by professionals Datasus that implement the new software. Among the trained categories are medical technicians and assistants Medical Regulation (TARMS / RO), the latter being the first to meet the requesters Samu.
According to the systems analyst Jorge Fernando Guimarães, the SAMU-SUS and provides more control for local, state and federal managers, since the professionals involved can better monitor each step of the service offered to citizens.
“The new version of the regulatory system replaces the SR SAMU. When we deploy, we will have the same functionality, but with a new look and greater ease of composition records of occurrences, with spaces to be automatically and shortcuts that will favor the most accurate service, with shorter response time to the patient filled, “explained the coach Datasus , member of the teams from the states of Bahia, Sergipe and Alagoas, responsible for implementing the software in Sergipe Samu 192.
The e-SUS SAMU will also provide maps and statistical reports, as well as identify the best ambulance that is being displaced for a given instance. The Central Regulatory Samu already using other management information systems can keep them or ask for their adaptability to e-SUS SAMU. The system is being installed in 76 stations across the country that use the old system, the example of Manaus, Cuiaba, Natal and Fortaleza.
Acceptance
“The e-SUS SAMU already shows signs of being better than the old system. While we have more spaces to fill the form of occurrence, will have faster execution, since some data automatically arise, “considered TARM / RO Fabiana Santana.
For the technician Samu information technology, Lenilton Moraes, data entry for use of the new software is already being provided. “We started the registration of professionals, which includes members of care teams Samu in the capital and in the countryside, so that soon we can make the e-SUS SAMU system of local regulation,” he said Lenilton.
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