The president of the Alcaldes Association of Puerto Rico, Luis Javier Hernández, celebrated the distinction awarded to the epidemiologist of the Municipality, Fabiola Cruz López at the international event ‘Experiencia Puerto Rico, which was held last week in Palmas del Mar, Humacao.
“Exactly the event was dedicated to our beloved Fabiola Cruz López. Personally, a large organ was sent as seen in other lands as well as the work carried out in front of the Covid-19 pandemic by the Advanced City. We are very pleased with Fabiola’s all the work team that continues to play in the air against the pandemic ”.
The ‘Puerto Rico Experience’ event is an initiative of local governments in the Caribbean and Latin America, which serves as a platform for organizations such as the Federation of Cities, Municipalities and Latin American Associations (Flacma) to share their best practices in the gestig associations of all United States, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Exactly one year ago, the American Diary Group (GDA) reconciled with the Person of the Year 2020 in the medical community and reviewed the work of this boric epidemiologist on the pandemic. Cruz López is reconstructed to structure the Covid-19 liaison system, which was initiated in Villalba and was applied to all of Puerto Rico. Cruz López, 27 years old, is a doctoral student at the Recinto de Ciencias Médicas de la Universidad de Puerto Rico Fabiola (UPR).
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The grid system implemented by the Alcalde de Villalba, Luis Hernández, included in his initiatives the past year, an epidemiologist, a social worker and a psychologist with a ration of about 25,000 inhabitants. Alcalde signals the importance that the municipalities enter rapidly in the system, in order to create a uniformity in the dates of the contagions of this virus. “The mayor’s venture is that we should have a solo language, so that the numbers of Salud and the municipalities make the same”, afirmó.
The Villalbeña Initiative is a joint venture agreement with the Fine Arts Organization for the Science, Technology and Investigation of Puerto Rico and its “Puerto Rico Public Health Trust” (PRPHT) program to help patients . “This is an integral part of trying to improve the strategies for preventing contagious futures, saving lives and establishing phases,” he added.