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A recente crise pandémica não se constitui como um evento inédito na história, os novos fenómenos ao nível da globalização, das alterações climáticas e migrações, têm consequências diretas no grau e intensidade de propagação deste tipo de patologias.
Esta investigação pretende, analisar a Cooperação de Defesa e Saúde na CPLP, as suas características e os possíveis contributos para a implementação e regulamentação de um Protocolo de Resposta a Pandemias (PRP), de modo a apurar a possibilidade de confluência intersectorial dinâmica dos dois Domínios de Cooperação.
Ao nível metodológico seguiu um raciocínio indutivo, assente numa investigação qualitativa e num desenho de estudo de caso.
Dos resultados obtidos, conclui-se que na Cooperação de Defesa não existe nenhum protocolo que se enquadre na vertente epidemiológica da prevenção e combate a pandemias, no entanto, a Cooperação em Saúde dispõe de regulação relativa a Vigilância e Resposta a Emergências em Saúde Pública. Existe, portanto, a necessidade de aumentar os mecanismos de colaboração intersectorial e da criação de um PRP, idealizado no âmbito estratégico, de modo a integrar a Saúde na sua dimensão estratégica com a Saúde Operacional da Componente de Defesa e monitorizar possíveis emergências pandémicas.
The recent pandemic crisis is not an unprecedented event in history; the new phenomena of globalization, climate change and migrations have direct consequences on the degree and intensity of the spread of this type of pathology. This research aims to analyze Defense and Health Cooperation in the CPLP, its characteristics and possible contributions to the implementation and regulation of a Pandemic Response Protocol (PRP), to determine the possibility of dynamic intersectoral confluence of the two Cooperation Domains. At the methodological level, an inductive reasoning was followed, based on qualitative research and a case study design. The results show that there are no protocols in Defense Cooperation that address the epidemiological aspect of preventing and fighting pandemics; however, there are regulations for Surveillance and Response to Public Health Emergencies in Health Cooperation. Therefore, there is a need to increase intersectoral collaboration mechanisms and to create a PRP, conceived within the strategic scope, in order to integrate Health in its strategic dimension with the Operational Health of the Defense Component and to monitor possible pandemic emergencies.
The recent pandemic crisis is not an unprecedented event in history; the new phenomena of globalization, climate change and migrations have direct consequences on the degree and intensity of the spread of this type of pathology. This research aims to analyze Defense and Health Cooperation in the CPLP, its characteristics and possible contributions to the implementation and regulation of a Pandemic Response Protocol (PRP), to determine the possibility of dynamic intersectoral confluence of the two Cooperation Domains. At the methodological level, an inductive reasoning was followed, based on qualitative research and a case study design. The results show that there are no protocols in Defense Cooperation that address the epidemiological aspect of preventing and fighting pandemics; however, there are regulations for Surveillance and Response to Public Health Emergencies in Health Cooperation. Therefore, there is a need to increase intersectoral collaboration mechanisms and to create a PRP, conceived within the strategic scope, in order to integrate Health in its strategic dimension with the Operational Health of the Defense Component and to monitor possible pandemic emergencies.
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CPLP Cooperação no domínio da defesa Saúde operacional Pandemias Defense cooperation Operational health Pandemics