CIIR participates in the 26th Global Health Conference in Baltimore, United States
Reference unit in rehabilitation highlights Pará on the international stage
The Integrated Center for Inclusion and Rehabilitation (CIIR), a government agency of Pará, begins its participation in the World Forum on Person-Centered Care 2025, in Baltimore, United States, this Monday (13). The event, considered one of the most important in the world for promoting person-centered care, brings together professionals, managers, and reference institutions in public health and rehabilitation from various countries.
CIIR is in the process of obtaining Planetree international certification, which recognizes health institutions committed to excellence in care quality and the promotion of person-centered care. This process reinforces the consolidation of the humanized model already adopted by the Center, aligning its practices with the most advanced global references in care and rehabilitation.
The delegation representing CIIR consists of José Neto, Northern Operational Director of the National Institute for Social and Human Development (INDSH), a social organization that manages the center in partnership with the State Department of Public Health (Sespa); Rejane Xavier, Executive Director of CIIR; Renato Arraes, pediatric orthopedic surgeon and coordinator of the pediatric orthopedics group at CIIR; and Danielle Carvalho, communication advisor of the institution.
Throughout the program, CIIR representatives will participate in lectures, scientific presentations, and exhibitions, where experiences and best management and assistance practices are shared. The event also provides space for knowledge exchange among institutions that have been standing out globally in promoting humanized and evidence-based health.
According to CIIR's management, participation in the meeting reinforces the institution's commitment to aligning with international trends in care quality and innovation in public health. “Being at this event is an opportunity to show how the work done in Pará dialogues with the best practices in the world, reaffirming our commitment to care that values people, science, and results,” highlighted the executive director, Rejane Xavier, who also extends her thanks to the government of Pará, via Sespa.
CIIR's participation in the Planetree Conference for the third time represents another milestone in the Center's trajectory, which consolidates itself as a national reference in rehabilitation and comprehensive care for people with disabilities within the Unified Health System (SUS).
This year, the event takes on special significance by increasing the international visibility of public health, inclusion, and rehabilitation policies developed in the state of Pará. Furthermore, it highlights the prominence of Pará in global agendas, especially those that resonate with the important international event that will be hosted in Belém next November.
The Planetree World Forum continues until Thursday, October 16, with a program focused on the exchange of experiences and the appreciation of transformative practices that inspire humanization in health services worldwide.
Selected CIIR projects in the poster category:
* Libras Training in Service: Inclusive, Humanized, and Safe Assistance to Deaf Users.
* Training Axis: Training Professionals for the Care of People with ASD.
* Humanization without Borders: Humanized Multiprofessional Care in Quilombola Communities in the Municipality of Acará (PA).
* The Impact of Sustainable Environmental Practices at the Integrated Center for Inclusion and Rehabilitation on Engagement in Person-Centered Care.
* Patient-Centered Rehabilitation in Brazil.
Works to be presented in lectures:
* Evidence-based practices in autism treatment: an analysis of interventions carried out at Cetea.
* Small Steps, Big Changes: The Impact of Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeries in Pará.
Reference - CIIR is a state reference in medium and high complexity assistance to people with visual, physical, auditory, and intellectual disabilities. Access to services is made through referrals from health units, via the Municipal Regulation Center, which directs requests to State Regulation. The user's profile is analyzed by the State Regulation System (SER).
Service:
CIIR is a government agency of Pará, managed by the National Institute for Social and Human Development (INDSH), in partnership with the State Department of Public Health (Sespa). The unit is located at Rodovia Arthur Bernardes, No. 1000, Val de Cães neighborhood, in Belém. More information: (91) 4042-2157/ 58/ 59.
Text: Danielle Carvalho - Ascom CIIR
