Marabá Regional Hospital Combines Safety and Care in Surgical Treatment
Patients receive multidisciplinary support and individualized attention throughout the hospitalization process
The Surgical Clinic of the Southeast Pará Regional Hospital – Dr. Geraldo Veloso (HRSP), in Marabá, ensures comprehensive support for patients undergoing surgical procedures, with pre and post-operative assistance focused on safe and humanized recovery.
Among the cases treated is that of Antônia Lucileia, 46, a resident of Curionópolis. She was transferred to HRSP after developing an infection following a cesarean section performed at another hospital. "I arrived very shaken and afraid of what could happen. But, from the first day, I received care that gave me security. I am grateful to all the professionals for the attention and humanity with which they treated me. Now I am practically healed," she said.
Multidisciplinary Attention and Individualized Care
The care in the clinic involves an integrated team of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, nutritionists, and social workers. Together, they provide comprehensive care, from pain management and dressings to monitoring vital signs and preventing infections.
Ricardo da Silva Araújo, a resident of Marabá, was also treated after suffering a motorcycle accident. "I am being well treated here. The team is attentive, and that makes me feel more at ease for when the time for surgery comes," he reported.
A Reference for Southeast Pará
With 31 beds, the Surgical Clinic of HRSP receives patients from various municipalities in the region. Pamela Tais, the nurse in charge of the sector, states that the space combines technical support and care. “Our commitment is to care for the patient at all stages, offering technical and emotional support so that they feel welcomed and confident in the recovery process,” she emphasizes.
For nurse Jeovan Alves, close contact with patients is crucial. “We monitor the days of hospitalization, and it is gratifying to see the clinical evolution of those who arrive fragile and leave recovered,” he highlights.
Safety and Humanization as a Priority
The unit is managed by the Social and Environmental Institute of the Amazon (ISSAA), in partnership with the State Department of Public Health (Sespa), and stands out for the rigorous application of patient safety protocols.
Alan Ferreira, the assistant director, explains that this care is an essential part of their work. "We strictly follow safety protocols, from the correct identification of the patient to infection control. We align this care with humanized service, which values listening and welcoming," he stated.
Service: Care at the Marabá Regional Hospital is 100% free, provided through the Unified Health System (SUS). The unit has 135 beds, including 97 for clinical hospitalization and 38 for Intensive Care Units (ICUs).
Text: Ederson Oliveira
