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Reunión del HUB OMS de la HRP Alliance for Research Capacity Strengthening

El presidente de CEMICAMP, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, y el Profesor Dr. José Guilherme Cecatti participaron en la reunión de la HRP Alliance for Research Capacity Strengthening, que involucra a los siete centros del programa HUB de la OMS. En esta reunión, se hizo un enfoque claro en la necesidad de redefinir la comprensión convencional de la salud sexual. Se cuestionó el enfoque tradicional, que se centra principalmente en la salud reproductiva y materna, y se reconoció que esto debe abarcar el bienestar general de los cuerpos y las mentes a lo largo de sus vidas, incluyendo la consideración del sexo y género en todos los aspectos de las enfermedades y tratamientos. Además, la reunión promovió ideas audaces que se alinean con las oportunidades mapeadas, con el objetivo de mejorar el financiamiento y los recursos destinados a la investigación y el desarrollo en salud sexual. Se destacó la importancia de demostrar la eficacia de las inversiones en investigaciones, con el fin de impulsar avances significativos en esta área.

by Paula Pereira

Periodic Scientific Update Meeting with HUB-OMS scholarship holders (CEMICAMP)

This Tuesday, 03/07/2023, the Periodic Scientific Update Meeting took place with postgraduate students, HUB-WHO (CEMICAMP) scholarship holders. This activity is fundamental for the development of new researchers and research in the area of ​​health within the HUB-WHO program. It allows fellows to receive important feedback and guidance to improve their research and to keep up to date on the latest discoveries in the area, in addition to stimulating collaboration and knowledge sharing among team members.

The CEMICAMP President, Dr Luis Bahamondes, coordinated this meeting and the following students were present: Aline Munezero, Jacques Versailles, Miriam Alejandra Camas Castillo, Negli Rene Gallardo Alvarado, Charles M. Poca Charles, Miguel Alejandro S. Contreras, Celia Jose Laice Sitoe, Suzana Ivete Alfredo Manhiça, Luis Marcelo Noles Rodrigues, Marta Pedro Nhauche, Montas Laporte, Sherley Meteleus and Maria de Lurdes Paulo Dias.

by Paula Pereira

Launch of Small Grants Initiative articles in PAHO magazine

This Tuesday, 03/07/2023, the Special Supplement of the PAHO magazine was launched, carried out with the projects that were part of the Small Grants, in which CEMICAMP actively participated in the 2019 public notice. From receipt and evaluation of proposals to the selection of 11 projects in eight countries: Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru; going through the monitoring of the development of each project until publication in the PAHO magazine.

To mark this launch, CEMICAMP President, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, and other researchers who worked on this project, participated in a Webinar that sought to further integrate all the production of knowledge and value generated in this initiative. There were a total of 250 participants.

PAHO (The Pan American Journal of Public Health) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal with articles on public health in countries of the Americas, published by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and an important source of information for professionals and researchers. . The Small Grants is part of actions by the World Health Organization (WHO) that provide funding for research projects in sexual and reproductive health, especially for developing countries.

Check the published articles on the PAHO website: https://www.paho.org/journal/en/special-issues/sexual-and-reproductive-health-migrants-venezuela-and-central-america

by Paula Pereira

Meta-analysis on labor induction with the participation of CEMICAMP research professor, Dr. Jose Guilherme Cecatti, was published in The Lancet magazine

Meta-analysis with participation of professor researcher CEMICAMP, Dr. Jose Guilherme Cecatti, was published in The Lancet and brought important results on labor induction.

The research entitled: Balloon catheters versus vaginal prostaglandins for labor induction (CPI Collaborative): an individual participant data meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials, sought a meta-analysis of data to compare the efficacy and safety profiles of two methods of induction of childbirth: catheters-baloon dilation of the cervix and vaginal prostaglandins, as labor induction is one of the most common obstetric interventions worldwide.

Results showed that balloon catheters and vaginal prostaglandins have comparable cesarean delivery rates and maternal safety profiles, but balloon catheters lead to fewer adverse perinatal events.

The research had several researchers involved, in addition to Dr. Jose Guilherme Cecatti already mentioned here, and was funded by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council and Monash Health Emerging Researcher Fellowship. Check out the work in full below:

Balloon catheters versus vaginal prostaglandins for labor induction CPI Collaborative an individual participant data meta analysis of randomized controlled trials

by Paula Pereira

Paula Pereira, CEMICAMP research nurse, defends her master's degree

CEMICAMP student and employee Nurse Paula da Cunha Pereira defended her master's thesis entitled “KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST OF WOMEN AND DOCTORS RESIDENTS IN GYNECOLOGY ABOUT CELL PHONE APPLICATIONS FOR NATURAL CONTRACEPTION”in the green room of the FCM-UNICAMP Graduate Program. We congratulate Nurse Paula for this achievement and for the exquisite work carried out.

by Paula Pereira