The recommendation made by the National Coordination for the Defense of the Labor Environment of the Public Ministry of Labor (CODEMAT-RS), last Wednesday (24), is that State companies organize listings with data to make feasible and expedite the pre – register of workers with aggravating comorbidities at Covid-19 before the Information System of the National Immunization Program (SPINI).
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The measure seeks to guarantee access in advance to information that may help to dimension the population group to be vaccinated and the most accurate estimate of the necessary inputs, human resources and physical spaces. As well as ensuring the access of such groups to vaccination more efficiently. The notification will be presented at a collective hearing, scheduled for April 8, bringing together the MPT with federations of employers and professionals from the State.
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Measurements
The recommendation suggests that companies, through the coordinating doctors of Occupational Health Medical Control Programs (PCMSO), establish a flow of information about workers with the municipal health departments of each municipality, whether employed or outsourced, belonging to the 22 groups listed as priorities in the National Vaccination Operationalization Plan against COVID-19. These categories include patients with congenital heart diseases, severe chronic lung diseases, Resistant Arterial Hypertension (RAH) and chronic kidney diseases, among others.
Among the recommended measures are the elaboration of a list of workers including data such as CPF name or SUS National Health Card and which is the priority group that it integrates. This list must be accompanied by documents proving the comorbidity, medical prescriptions, medical report, copy of medical records, among others. The recommendation also signals the need for companies to carry out internal campaigns to raise awareness among their employees in favor of vaccination.
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