Cervera's Health Plan was presented on Thursday 24 October, in a report to the Municipal Auditori and to the citizens. The presentation and interventions were carried out by the father in chief, Jan Pomés; the health councilor, Judith Guim; the director of the territorial health services in Lleida, Rosa Perez; and the director of the Basic Health Area (ABS) Cervera, Joseph Michael Paul.
The manager of primary care and the community of Lleida also attended, Pilar Vaqué, and the head of the regional public health promotion service for Lleida and the Alt Pyrenees of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Teresa Hernandez.
The technical part was presented by Francesc Casadesús, promotion and community health coordinator of the Public Health Agency of Catalonia; Andrei Nanu, referent of emotional well-being and community health of the EAP Cervera, i Sara Ribera, community representative of the EAP Cervera.
The Plan has been promoted by the Community Health driving group COMSalut, the Sociosanitary Board and the Paeria de Cervera. It starts from a previous municipal health diagnosis, drawn up by the local community group and with the participation of citizens.
It proposes an action plan based on seven strategic lines: public policies in the field of health, urban environment, medi ambient, community and social networks, emotional well-being and mental health, healthy habits, health protection.
The actions have been defined following the health problems and needs detected, of the competences of the local administration in matters of health protection and actions that are already being carried out in Cervera related to the health of the population.
Strategic axes and objectives of the Cervera Health Plan 2024-2027.
The Paeria de Cervera believes that health is a value and an indispensable condition for the progress of society. More health services do not necessarily mean more health, since a high percentage depends on the involvement of other sectors. For this reason, he is committed to the strategy of health and equity in all municipal policies.