PJF holds an audit seminar on the organization of the municipal audit component SUS
It is organized by the Department of Monitoring, Evaluation and Audit (DCAA), the Sub-Secretariat for Regulation (SSREG) and the Secretariat of Health (SS), in partnership with the Regional Health Supervisory Authority, The seminar is It targets municipal managers and others involved in the Unified Health System (SUS) audit, on the first day, and Dubai Civil Aviation Authority hospital supervisors, on the second date.
According to DCAA Audit Supervisor, Leonardo Fonseca de Oliveira, “The goal is to sensitize managers to the importance of auditing the unified health system and to explain the benefits of including municipalities as an audit element in the unified health system.”
On the first day, September 20, the lecture will be held “The importance of auditing in SUS and the benefits of inclusion in the AUDSUS component”, taught by the Head of Auditing in SUS (SES/MG), Alex Rodrigues do Nascimento.
The second day, September 21, is dedicated to the “Basic Training Workshop – SUS Audit,” which will be divided into two groups, in the morning from 8:30 am until 11:30 am, and in the afternoon from 2 pm until 5 pm. Topics will be discussed Legal framework for SUS audit; Recommended structure of the audit component; SUS audit to support health management; SUS Audit Principles; Planning and carrying out audits; that it Audit report.
Schedule:
September 20 (afternoon – 2pm – 5pm):
a lecture
“The importance of auditing SUS and the benefits of inclusion in the AUDSUS component”
September 21:
Basic training workshop – SUS Audit
“Organization of the SUS Municipal Audit Component”
(First class: from 8:30 am to 11:30 am)
(Second class: from 2 pm to 5 pm)
Threads:
– Legal framework for SUS audit
– Recommended structure of the audit component
– Reviewing the health system to support health governance
– SUS auditing principles
– Planning and implementing audits
– Audit report

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