Cantareira: calou e amarelou. A experiência de Mairiporã na gestão da febre amarela

Abstract

Serra da Cantareira covers municipalities of São Paulo, Guarulhos,
Mairiporã and Caieiras, with an area of 64,800 ha. UNESCO’s pa-
trimony, known as the largest urban forest on the planet, is now
impacted by irregular occupations, deforestation and illegal dum-
ping. In August 2017, the Municipal Health Department of Mairipo-
rã starts the vaccination to the populations bordering the munici-
pality of Atibaia, for the first positivity of PNH, in the neighborhood
of the Gate / Atibaia. Challenges were innumerable geographically,
yet our teams, lonely, but gigantic in house-to-house sweeping in
vast, sparsely populated territory. To analyze briefly the experience
of Mairiporã, is justified in the challenge of the much discussed
Interfederative Pact, which is still one of the most challenging sub-
jects of management in the SUS, the solitary perception of the
Municipal manager facing the emerging situations of Public Health,
which goes beyond of the regionalised networks, but for the appro-
priation of the territory and the relations established in them, go-
es beyond indicators, but of families and communities that suffer
from the death of their providers.