Zdravlje za zdravlje zdravstvenih radnika tokom COVID-19 pandemije
BiH edukativni tečaj "Trening za trenere u Medicini rada" online od 30.11.-01.12.2021.
Dio regionalnog edukativnog trening u jugoistocnoj Evropi u okviru projekta mreze za zdravlje radnika u jugoistočnoj Evropi.
Trening sadrži smjernice WHO/ILO.
Podržan od WHO, Bonn.
Brošura:
- Brosura Bosnia and Herzegovina, Key message from SEENWH members, Health workers for Health workers -
Prezentacije:
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dr.med.sci. Sanda Kreytmayer. SEENWH, FBiH TOT, 30.11-01.12.2021.
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Prof. Pranjić, SEENWH, BIH prof. patol.ToT, 3011-01,12.2021.
Sastanak Udruženja/ Skupštine „SALUTOGENEZA„
Poštovani kolege,
U medicini rada su se nagomilali brojni problemi od institucionalnih, problema ljudskih resursa, starenja i penzionisanja stručnjaka, sticanja specializacija medicine rada i novih licenci za posao. Glavno je pitanje da li stara doktrina medicine rada bez kontinuirane edukacije može odgovoriti svim izazovima okvirne direktive 391/89 Evropske Unije za očuvanje zdravlja i sigurnosti na radnom mjestu danas. Da li specijalista medicine rada može odgovoriti izazovima primarne prevencije prije nego se razvije bolest ili povreda, može li se nositi sa psihosocijalnim ergonomskim i biološkim rizicima na radnom mjestu, i pravovremeno savjetovati poslodavca kako održavati radna mjesta zdravim i sigurnim? Bez zdravog i sigurnog radnika nema uspješne radne organizacije i prosperiteta zemlje. Kako smo se nosili sa upravljanjem COVID-19 infekcijom? Da li smo razvili mreže suradljivosti? Da li imamo Instituciju koja predstavlja vodeću, referentnu instituciju za FBiH, BiH?
Čast nam je pozvati Vas na sastanak udruženje, koji će se održati u Tuzli, u petak 09.07.2021. godine u 12h.
Prijedlog dnevnog reda:
- Specijalizacija medicine rada: osvrt na program specijalizacije, način na koji se trenutno provodi specijalizantski staž te specijalistički ispiti.
- Rad prvostepenih i drugostepenih ljekarskih komisija za kontrolu bolovanja, ko i na koji način radi nadzor i kontrolu bolovanja- poštuje li se Pravilnik FBiH, 2017. godine?
- Zakon o zaštiti na radu- analiza zakonskih odredbi, posebno procjene rizika i pravilnika vezano za samu procjenu rizika na radnom mjestu i ko ih može provoditi, organizacija škole za procjenu rizika kojom bi se obuhvatili specijalisti medicine rada i inžinjeri zaštite na radu i drugi stručnjaci iz oblasti sigurnosti na radu.
- Kako uspostaviti saradnju na tripartitativnom nivou, saradnju stručnjaka na lokalnom, kantonalnom i federalnom nivou? Pozvati Udruženje medicine rada RS na saradnju. Podmladiti Udruženje.
- Konferencije, simpozijumi, seminari, kongresi? Možemo li napraviti dogovor i plan prema zajedno odabranim temama i prioritetima.
- Rasprava na teme: Škola procjene rizika i Savjetodavni centar medicine rada.
- Razno!
Iskreno se nadamo da ćete se odazvati sastanku u što većem broju kako bi na jednom mjestu bili informirani o trenutnom statusu Medicine rada, prezentaciji struke te inicijativama za unapređenje naše struke.
Srdačan pozdrav!
U Tuzli, 08. 06. 2021. godine Predsjednik Udruženja
Prof. dr. med. sc. Nurka Pranjić
Skidanje zaštitne opreme
Ebola in DR Congo: getting the job done
With the world’s focus on the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak, a good news story receiving far less attention is that of Semida Masika, the last person in DR Congo confirmed to have Ebola virus infection and discharged from care after her recovery on March 4. This important milestone is a remarkable achievement given the insecurity in DR Congo, which led to serious attacks on health-care facilities, workers, and patients, and a continual disabling of the outbreak response.
The 18-month Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has claimed 2264 lives and the number of cases exceeded 3000, making it the largest Ebola epidemic ever recorded after the west Africa outbreak of 2014–16. Unlike previous Ebola outbreaks, the national government took charge in coordinating the response, ably supported by WHO, donors, and other partners, including the African Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, which importantly allowed African experts rather than international experts to remain at the front and centre of the response.
Another unique feature was the multidisciplinary approach to the outbreak, which included employing more social scientists, applying new technologies, such as whole genome sequencing, and building community trust and engagement alongside a competent workforce for new surveillance and laboratory capacities. Having vaccines and treatments, plus the ability to conduct trials during the outbreak, was crucial and helped communities to have confidence in the health-care system.
COVID-19: protecting health-care workers
Worldwide, as millions of people stay at home to mini- mise transmission of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, health-care workers prepare to do the exact opposite. They will go to clinics and hospitals, putting themselves at high risk from COVID-2019. Figures from China’s National Health Commission show that more than 3300 health-care workers have been infected as of early March and, according to local media, by the end of February at least 22 had died. In Italy, 20% of responding health-care workers were infected, and some have died.
Reports from medical staff describe physical and mental exhaustion, the torment of difficult triage decisions, and the pain of losing patients and colleagues, all in addition to the infection risk.
As the pandemic accelerates, access to personal protective equipment (PPE) for health workers is a key concern. Medical staff are prioritised in many countries, but PPE shortages have been described in the most affected facilities. Some medical staff are waiting for equipment while already seeing patients who may be infected or are supplied with equipment that might not meet requirem ents. Alongside concerns for their personal safety, health-care workers are anxious about passing the infection to their families. Health-care workers who care for elderly parents or young children will be drastically affected by school closures, social distancing policies, and disruption in the availability of food and other essentials.
