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Hospital hosts training for the Program for Monitoring and Improving Infant Mortality

jornalacores9.pt3 September 2026 at 16:27

The Hospital do Divino Espírito Santo (HDES) in Ponta Delgada hosts on Friday the opening of Module II of the training sessions of the Regional Program for Monitoring and Improving Infant Mortality (PRAMMI). The event is organized within the scope of this regional program dedicated to child health.

The training session has the theme "From Newborn to Adolescent: Intervening to Improve" and takes place starting at 08:45. The program addresses issues related to intervention from birth to adolescence.

HDES is the chosen location to host this training, which aims to improve infant mortality indicators in the region. The information was made available through a press release.

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