SABEH

44% Pasiente moras todan (kroniku) hela iha uma no la asesu ba tratamento saúde. SABEH liu husi program Kuidado Palliativo Komunidade halo visita domiciliária ba pasiente moras kroniko ( life limiting disease) hodi kontrola sira nia moras no sintomas.
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44% patients with life limiting diseases are mostly stay at home without adequate medical care.
SABEH through its Community Palliative Care conducts home visit to those patients to control pain and symptoms.

TEMPO TO’O ONA.
Ho rekurso nebe diak no forte, tempo to’o ona, ita mak sai no buka ema moras duque moras mak mai buka ita. Precisa apoio no suporta naton ba grupo no Organizasaun servisu saúde sira hotu hodi asegura lema saúde nian “Moris Saudável iha Nasaun Saudavel”.
Iha semana kotuk SABEH mobiliza voluntario profesional saúde ba visita Komunidade iha suku isolado “LESUATA” hodi halo atividade kuidado saude holística.
Ami nia voluntário halo konsulta medika geral, konsulta Inan no labarik, tetu labarik Kiik sira, visita moras iha uma no fahe informasaun Kona moras no prevensaun moras hadaet no la hadaet.
Maske ho trasporte pública no kontinua lao ain oras naruk ami nafafin kontenti servisu ita nia ema no nasaun liu husi ami nia spiritu voluntário.

Imagem viajem lao Ain husi Turiscai ba Lesuata.

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THE TIME HAS COME.
With good and strong resources, it is time that we go out and seek sick people, rather than sick people coming to seek us. We need support to provide enough assistance to groups and health service organizations to ensure the people’s health for a "Healthy Life in a Healthy Nation".
Last week, SABEH mobilized volunteer health professionals to visit the community in the isolated village of "LESUATA" to conduct holistic health care activities.
Our volunteers conducted general medical consultations, maternal and child health consultations, weighed small children, visited sick people at home, and distributed information about illnesses and the prevention of both communicable and non-communicable diseases.
Even with public transport and having to continue walking on foot for a long time, we remain happy to serve our people and the nation through our spirit of volunteerism.
Image: Journey walking on foot from Turiscai to Lesuata.

Health research is essential for doctors as it provides the evidence-based knowledge necessary to refine clinical practices, improve diagnostic accuracy, and ultimately deliver the most effective, life-saving care to their patients.

To guarantee all doctors must know how to do research, SABEH sends their dedicated volunteers to strengthen their knowledge and skills in health researches to TIMORI KYOMU Research and Innovation Center for the training.