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ABRAHCT — Associação Brasileira de Hospitais e Clínicas de Transição

Committees

The association's technical structure: three working committees, each with a named coordinator and full membership.

The technical committees are created by the Board of Administration and have been provided for since the association was founded. Their members are not remunerated.

Scientific Committee

Coordinator: Luiza Dal Bem

Conducts studies and scientific papers on transitional care hospitals and clinics, and proposes the standardisation of concepts and the creation of indicators for the sector.

  • Luiza Dal Bem (Coordinator)
  • Ana Maria Malik
  • Camila Lasso
  • Christina Ribeiro
  • Fabiola Mazzuli
  • Gustavo Genelhu
  • Luciano Rodrigues
  • Rafael Martins

Regulatory Committee

Coordinator: Tiago Nobre

Builds, fosters and strengthens the regulation of transitional care in Brazil. It is made up of experienced professionals, some of whom have worked in this market since the concept first appeared in the country. It also aims to establish channels of dialogue with the competent bodies, such as ANVISA and other sector entities.

  • Tiago Nobre (Coordinator)
  • Alexandre Tassinari
  • Carlos Chiesa
  • Edinar Alves dos Santos
  • Gisele Couto
  • Roberto Schoueri Junior
  • Sergio Simões
  • Wendel Oliveira Santiago

Communication and Market Committee

Coordinator: Gustavo Ribeiro

Works to make the transitional care model known to health operators, hospitals, physicians, families and society, and to position the sector in public debate.

  • Gustavo Ribeiro (Coordinator)
  • Alexis Mazzulli
  • Alyne Ribeiro
  • Camila Lopes
  • Claudia Pedrosa
  • Elaine Ramalho
  • Flavio Augusto Correa Oliveira
  • Liv Soban
  • Tony Morais

Context

How the sector is regulated today.

Where things stand

Transitional care units are regulated within the framework for general acute care hospitals, even though their objectives and patient profiles are different.

The association's position

Creating a specific classification for transitional care hospitals and clinics.

Method

Channels of dialogue with the competent bodies, such as ANVISA (the Brazilian health regulatory agency), and other sector entities — the Regulatory Committee is the technical entry point for this work.

The association's full agenda →