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Tamaulipas healthcare system management

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Health authorities in Tamaulipas have addressed various logistical and supply challenges within the state healthcare system. Initially, the Secretary of Health reported a shortage of up to 13% in general medicine supplies at health centers, though officials noted that oncology medications remained fully available. To mitigate these issues, the state began planning the 2027 budget and initiated recruitment processes for medical and nursing staff. In ~~subsequent developments,~~ recent operations, the state has utilized aeromedical services to facilitate urgent transfers for specialized pediatric and intensive care patients. Specifically, the Centro Regulador de Urgencias Médicas (CRUM) and State Aerial Services coordinated the helicopter transport of a 10-year-old girl with spinal injuries from Matamoros to Ciudad Victoria, as well as the airlift of a four-day-old infant from Mante to the Hospital Infantil to treat a pulmonary condition. Concurrently, the State Health Security Committee has focused on inter-institutional coordination to manage epidemiological ~~risks, such as~~ risks. Recent sessions in Ciudad Victoria have emphasized measles ~~monitoring~~ prevention, the impacts of extreme weather, and the ongoing certification process to become a state free of indigenous malaria.

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