Colombian Superintendent Focuses on Child Healthcare
The Colombian Superintendent of Health is prioritizing child healthcare, particularly for children with hemophilia. The superintendent questioned why a child named Cain, who had hemophilia, died, and who was responsible. The focus is on whether the system anticipated needs and provided reserve medicines for critical patients, including those with hemophilia and transplant recipients. The superintendent plans to use technology to track these critical patients.
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W Radio Colombia
“El primero lo mencionaba ahorita, es el tema de los niños. La primera pregunta que le hice al equipo este sábado cuando llegué a la superintendencia, es donde estaba Cain. Cain es un niño con hemofilia que termina perdiendo la vida.”
CBC Radio One
“things I wanted to address in terms of the burden question is...”
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