Catholic Schools meet in an event at the Hospital Fraternidad-Muprespa Havana
On March 13, Catholic Schools met in the assembly hall of the new Hospital to help with the assessment of occupational risk during pregnancy”.
Carmen Rueda Hernandez, provincial director of Madrid, inaugurated the event, welcoming the attendees, members of Foundations such as the Claretian Missionaries; Catholic Education Foundation; ACI Educational Foundation; Francisco Coll Educational Foundation; La Salle-Sacred Heart College; F. Franciscanas Montpellier; Rosalía Rendu Social Work; F. Saint Joseph of Cluny; Santo Domingo Educational Foundation; Daughters of North Spanish Charity; Mary Immaculate; Ana Mogas Franciscan Foundation; Asunción Cuestablanca School; Marianist Schools and Consolación Educational Foundation.
Next the doctor José Ignacio Mora Blanco, director of the Care Coordination and IT Control Center of Fraternidad-Muprespa, began the information session by talking about the legislative evolution of the assessment of occupational risk during pregnancy, protected situation, beneficiaries and requirements that must be met to receive the benefit. Subsequently, he explained the peculiarities of this, its beginning and end, and the documentation necessary for its processing. Finally, he has detailed the peculiarities of the second edition of the “ Help guide for assessing occupational risk during pregnancy”, edited by the National Institute of Social Security, as a result of the conclusions of the working group formed by medical inspectors from the INSS, doctors from the nineteen Mutual Collaborators with Social Security and specialists in Gynecology and Obstetrics from the SEGO.
Later the doctor Fernando Mena Babiano, deputy director of the Mutual Care Coordination and IT Control Center, has given way to the second part of the session, explaining the reasons for the change with respect to the previous edition of the document, delving into the detailed analysis of the new guide regarding the risks that certain jobs for female workers entail, such as physical, chemical, biological risks and peculiar working conditions.
To finish Esteban Mate de Miguel, deputy director general of Management of the Entity, thanked everyone present for their attendance, and invited them to visit the new Hospital facilities.
