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Candidata à ORMED propõe autonomia da Medicina do Trabalho e regulamentação nacional do sector

Aida Azancot de Menezes, a medical specialist, has proposed the autonomy of Occupational Medicine as a fully autonomous medical specialty, detached from the concept of merely being an extension of Hygiene and Safety. This is the main focus of her program as she runs for the leadership of the College of Specialty of the Order of Doctors.

According to reports, Azancot de Menezes aims to transform Occupational Medicine into a distinct medical specialty. Her proposal also includes the implementation of national regulations for the sector.

Azancot de Menezes is a candidate for the leadership of the Order of Doctors, and her platform emphasizes the need for autonomy and regulation in the field of Occupational Medicine.

The details of her proposal were reported by Notícias de Angola, a news outlet that covers news and events in Angola.

Article and image source: noticiasdeangola.co.ao

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