Coordinate:

- Dra C. Odalys Bravo Téllez  obravo@infomed.sld.cu     

-Dr. C. Nivian Montes de Oca Martínez  nivian@censa.edu.cu  -Dra. Jusayma González Arrebato yusaymacg@infomed.sld.cu

I Workshop on Communities for One Health    IV Symposium on Risk Communication within the framework of the national “One Health” strategy

Scientific Team:

María Irían Percedo Abreu Mayra Rodríguez Hernández Sonia Resik Aguirre Belsy Acosta Herrera Jusayma González Arrebato Dianelys Quiñones Pérez Pastor Alfonso Zamora Mayra Martí Pérez Heidi Soca González Kenia Almenares Rodríguez Ida Inés Pedroso Herrera Caridad Pérez Charbonier Dagmar Rosseaux Lamoth Odalys Uffo Reynosa Maricarmen Rojas Torres Violeta Puldón Padrón Susana Borroto Gutiérrez Pablo Feal Cañizares Manuel Peláez

Personalidades: 

 DrC. Gerardo Suzan DrC. David Roiz Perera  DrC. Natalia Cediel Becerra   DrC. Santiago Vega   Nicolas Duracka 

Themes:

1. Agricultural health, global risks and community resilience.

2. Intersectoral collaboration in combating zoonoses.

3. Intersectoral collaboration to address antimicrobial resistance.

4. Food safety and security under the One Health lens.

5. Biodiversity, climate and health in the context of the “One Health” approach.
   

6. Challenges of Family Medicine under the One Health approach.

7. Role of One Health education in addressing global risks.

8. Science, technology, innovation and international collaboration for One Health.

9. Risk communication within the framework of One Health.

10. Addressing health emergencies with a One Health approach.

11. Soil, nutrition and agroecology.

12. Health strategies based on the “One Health” paradigm. 
    

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Yagen Pomares Pérez  yagen.pomares@infomed.sld.cu    - M Sc. Leonardo Cuesta Mejías leonardo.cuesta@infomed.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Lilia T. González Cárdenas Rubén García López de Villavicencio Isis Benítez Hernández Ingrid Rodríguez Crespo Leticia Goslin Collymore Yanet Cardoso García Dachel Martínez Asanza Javier Maure Barcia Maria Annelys Perdomo Cáceres

Themes:

1. “40 years of Family Medicine in Cuba”: Achievements, challenges and difficulties.
   

2. Macroprograms and Government Policies.
   

3. Family Doctor and Nurse Program at the primary care level. Particularities and innovations in the management of the Program. The role of the Basic Working Group.

4. Rurality and attention to communities and neighborhoods in vulnerable situations.
   

5. Care for special population groups. Pregnant women, newborns and infants, adolescents, older adults and key populations.

6. Disaster and epidemic response from the first level of care.
   

7. Undergraduate and postgraduate training in Family Medicine.
   

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Kenia Almenares Rodríguez  kenialmenares@infomed.sld.cu   

Themes:

1. Science and innovation policies in health

2. Science and innovation policies in health

3. Innovation as a driver of development in public health

4. Biotechnology

5. Biostatistics and mathematical modeling for health innovation
   

6. Clinical trial management system.
   

Coordinate:

- M. Sc. Karel Barthelemy Aguiar  kbarthelemy.gtmo@infomed.sld.cu    - Dr. C. Inglis Pavón de la Tejera  iptcuba@infomed.sld.cu 

Themes:

1. Digital health in healthcare processes.
   

2. Computer supports for health.

3. ICT education and networked learning.

4. Collaborative networking and teleworking.

5. Cybersecurity and e-government in health.

6. Artificial Intelligence in health
   

Coordinate:

- Dr C. Guillermo Mesa Ridel  gmesa@infomed.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Alexis Lorenzo Ruiz Ámbar Rivero Morales Bernardo Echemendía Cruz Madelyn Montes de Oca Díaz Carlos Castillo Cortés Guillermo Reyes Roig María de los Ángeles Salermo Reyes Idania Correa Betancourt Pablo Casanova Hernández  Jorge Luis Alonso Freire   Ricardo Aniceto Batista Matos  Juliette Massip Nicot  Rosa Moraima Rodríguez Dopico  Laritza Bárbara Tarapiella Tolón  Yudix Ferreiro Rodríguez 

Themes:

1. Advances, gaps and challenges in integrated disaster risk reduction management in the health sector.
   

2. Climate change: surveillance, protection and health capacities.
   

3. Safe, resilient and environmentally sustainable healthcare institutions.
   

4. Biometeorological early warning systems.
   

5. Capacity building in environmental protection, planetary health and One Health.
   

6. Information and communication technologies in integrated disaster risk reduction management.
   

7. Mental health, resilience and coping in disasters and situations of violence.

8. Emergency medical teams (EMT) in emergency and disaster response.
   

9. Natural and Traditional Medicine in emergencies and disasters.
   

10. Protection of healthcare personnel, wounded and sick people, facilities and resources in humanitarian crises, armed conflicts and situations of violence.
    

11. Architecture and engineering for systemic risk management in health institutions.
    

Coordinate:

- Dr C. Adolfo Álvarez Pérez  adolfo@inhem.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Noralydis Rodríguez Washington Mayra García Carmenate Vivian Noriega Bravo Esther Y. Hernández Diéguez Isabel Márquez Angela Leyva  Isabel P. Luis Gonzálvez   Roxana González  

Themes:

1. The social determination of health approach in science and innovation-based governance systems.
   

2. Health equity and its social determination within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals.
   

3. Social determination as the basis of critical thinking in public health.
   

4. Conceptual challenges of the social determination of health in the current Cuban context.
   

5. Guidelines for addressing the social determination of health in the Cuban context.
   

6. Monitoring the social determinants of health equity.
   

7. Situational rooms with a focus on the social determination of health.
   

8. Strengthening the analysis of the health situation at the local level with a focus on the social determination of health.
   

9. The social determination of health in changing neighborhoods.
   

10. Social determination of tuberculosis, HIV-SIDA and COVID-19.
    

11. Social determination of maternal and child health.
    

12. Personal responsibility for health in the Cuban context.
    

13. Training strategies on the topic of social determination of health.
    

14. Ethics and metrics of the social determination of health equity.
    

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Ana María Gálvez González   galveza@infomed.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Martha Marrero Araujo Manuel Collazo Herrera  Aida Rodríguez Cabrera

Themes:

1. Health economics in Cuba: current situation and challenges.
   

2. Economic burden of disease. Current situation and perspectives.
   

3. Social marketing in the socioeconomic context of Cuba and Latin America towards a new health.
   

4. Health Technology Assessment
   

Coordinate:

- Dra. Mariela García Jordan   direstomatologia@infomed.sld.cu   -Sol Angel Rosales Reyes          solangel.rosales@infomed.sld.cu

Scientific Team:

Sol Angel Rosales Reyes Diana Rosa Morales Aguiar Rosa Maria González Ramos Leobel Rodríguez González Denia Morales Navarro Zuilen Jiménez Quintana  Maria de la Caridad Barciela González-Longoria     Edelys Raimundo Padrón  

Themes:

1. Oral health in Cuba as an expression of the development of the health sector to achieve universal coverage.
   

2. Training of human resources and research in Stomatology.

3. Challenges of Dentistry in the face of population aging.

4. Health promotion and disease prevention as pillars of Cuban Stomatology.  

5. Natural and traditional medicine, science and innovation for development. 

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Ana María Gálvez González   galveza@infomed.sld.cu   - Dr. Cs. Pedro Más Bermejo pmasbe@infomed.sld.cu

Scientific Team:

Pedro Más Bermejo Lizet Sánchez Valdés   Nils Graber

Themes:

1. Territorial vulnerabilities in health: what does COVID-19 tell us?
   

2. Community dynamics: social vulnerabilities, health perception and access to health care.
   

3. Lessons from the Cuban case: comparative perspectives with French departments in the Caribbean region.
   

Coordinate:

- MSc. María Cecilia Santana Espinosa  cecilia.santana@infomed.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Daisy Amparo Martínez Delgado Danilo Nápoles Violeta Regla Herrera Alcázar Vivian Mercedes Perojo Páez Liliam Quelle Santana Cecil Ruiz Ballesta  María del Carmen Machado Lubian     Ana María Cano   Ivonne Elena Fernández Díaz Ada Alfonso Pablo Carlos Roque Peña   Lissette del Rosario López González Jorge Félix Rodríguez Hernández   Lourdes Brito Gómez   Yamila Fernández Nieves Juana Mercedes Jover Valdés   María Esther Álvarez Lauzerique   Eduardo Dunn García  Berta Lidia Castro Pachecos   Elena Povea Alfonso   Andrés Breto García   Erwin Regis Angulo   Miladys Orraca Castillo   Bárbara Enríquez Domínguez   Mercedes Esquivel Lauzurique   Juan Antonio Figueroa Sáez   Nancy Estévez Pérez Ana Margarita Toledo Fernández  

Themes:

1. Maternal and child health management in the global health context.
   

2. Comprehensive health care for girls, boys and adolescents.
   

3. Breastfeeding and development of human milk banks.
   

4. Sexual health.
   

5. Reproductive health.
   

6. Genetic component of maternal and child health.
   

7. Maternal morbidity and mortality in the healthcare context from a One Health perspective.
   

Coordinate:

- MSc. Indira Barcos Pina   ibarcospina@gmail.com   

Scientific Team:

Maria Luisa Quintana Galende Tomas Reinoso Medrano Esther Paredes Esponda Yadimir Martínez Blanco Roberto Alvarez Sintes

Themes:

1. Latin American university and population health.
   

2. Training of human resources for universal health.
   

3. Postgraduate training (specialties, master's degrees, doctorates) and improvement based on health systems.
   

4. Health sciences education in the context generated by epidemics.
   

5. High quality distance education.
   

6. Assessment for accreditation purposes in health sciences education.
   

7. Training of trainers in health sciences and the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
   

8. Teacher training to link research with teaching and assistance.
   

9. Medical education towards an interprofessional, intersectoral and interdisciplinary conception that links health, environment and food safety, with a ONE Health approach.
   

10. Role of the university, trade associations, integration and cooperation organizations and the Sustainable Development Goals.
    

11. Process management in medical education centres as a response to sustainable development.
    

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Ileana Alfonso Sánchez   ileana@infomed.sld.cu   - Dr C. José E. Alfonso Manzanet  jenrique@infomed.sld.cu

Themes:

1. Current view of scientific production. Importance of public policies and institutional support. Where is the positioning of science headed? Initiatives and declarations in Latin America
   

2. Evolution of scientific production: what the numbers say.
   

3. Open Science as an example of the democratization of knowledge.
   

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Beatriz Marcheco Teruel beatriz@infomed.sld.cu   

Scientific Team:

Hilda Roblejo Balbuena Tatiana Acosta Sánchez Giselle Monzón Benítez Enny Morales Rodríguez

Themes:

1. Genomic medicine.
   

2. Precision medicine.
   

3. Genomic ancestry.
   

4. Genetics and public health.
   

5. Precision Public Health
   

Coordinate:

- Dra. Olga Lidia Jacobo Casanueva   olga@cecmed.cu  - Ing. Cristina Lara Bastanzuri

Themes:

1. Regulation of medicines.
   

2. Regulation of medical devices.
   

3. Evaluation of National Regulatory Systems.
   

Coordinate:

- M Sc. Lázaro Díaz Hernández  ldiaz@ensap.sld.cu  

Themes:

1. Internationalization in public health.
   

2. Health training for the improvement of health systems, with emphasis on the Primary Health Care strategy and family medicine models.
   

3. Public health didactics.

4. The Essential Functions of Public Health
   

Coordinate:

- M Sc. Georgina Pérez Álvarez    georginaperez@infomed.sld.cu

Scientific Team:

Pablo A. Feal Cañizares Yisel Torres Rojo Yunisdey Sánchez Valladares Tania del Pino Yamilé Ferrán Fernández Gisela Herrero García Cynthia Elosegui Ibáñez Yisel Hernández Barrios Maritza Palomino Alfredo Zamora Mustelier

Themes:

1. Communication for health promotion.
   

2. Health social marketing in health.
   

3. Risk communication and disease prevention.
   

4. Communication for dealing with epidemics, syndemics and pandemics
   

Coordinate:

- Dr. C. Néstor Marimón Torres  dirdri@infomed.sld.cu

Themes:

1.      Cooperación Cuba - EE. UU. en el área de la salud.

2.      Cooperación médica ante el desafío global de los desastres.

3.      Diplomacia en Salud: Experiencia cubana.

Coordinate:

- Dr. Cs Pedro Más Bermejo  pmasb@infomed.sld.cu  - Dr. Cs. Pastor Castell-Florit Serrate  dirensap@infomed.sld.cu  

Coordinate:

- Dra. Leticia Arévalo  leticiaan@infomed.sld.cu   - Dr. C. Yamilé Sánchez Castillo

Themes:

1. International Classification of Functioning and Disability (ICF).

2. New technologies in rehabilitation. Robotics and augmented reality.
   

3. Neurodevelopment.
   

4. Information management and research in rehabilitation.
   

5. Health rehabilitation in quality of life.
   

6. Natural, traditional and bioenergetic medicine.
   

7. Community-based rehabilitation.
   

8. Disability prevention in the elderly.
   

9. Training of human resources and administration in rehabilitation.
   

Coordinate:

- Dra. Olga Lidia Jacobo Casanueva olga@cecmed.cu   - Ing. Cristina Lara Bastanzuri cristina.lara@infomed.sld.cu

Themes:

1. Regulation of medicines.

2. Regulation of medical devices.

3. Evaluation of National Regulatory Systems.

4. Strategies for local production of medicines and health products.

5. Strategic alliances in the local production of medicines and health products for access and equity in health.

Coordinate:

-Dr. Cs. Pedro Más Bermejo pmasb@infomed.sld.cu   -Dr. Cs. Pastor Castell-Florit Serrate dirensap@infomed.sld.cu

Coordinate:

- Dr. C. Fidel Antonio Castro Smirnov fsmirnov@yahoo.com

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    Themes:

1. Molecular imaging and omic sciences as challenges for the medicine of the future.

2. Nanosciences for diagnosis, treatment and regenerative medicine.

3. Nanomaterials for applications in biomedicine and biotechnology.

4. Radionanomedicine.

5. Advances in medical physics.

Coordinate:

- Dra. Yamila de Armas Águila  ydearmas@infomed.sld.cu  

Coordinate:

- Dra C. Yoerquis Mejías Sánchez   yoerquis@infomed.sld.cu  

Coordinate:

- Dr. C. Lázaro Luis Hernández Vergel  lazarohv@infomed.sld.cu 

Coordinate:

- Mairim Lago Queija  mairim.lago@infomed.sld.cu