PROCEEDINGS OF THE 24TH NATIONAL MEETING OF PUBLIC DENTAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATORS AND TECHNICIANS AND 15TH BRAZILIAN CONGRESS OF COLLECTIVE ORAL HEALTH
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https://doi.org/10.54909/sp.v9i2.151212Keywords:
Oral Health, Public Health, Dental Care Team, Unified Health System, CongressAbstract
Introduction: The 24th National Meeting of Administrators and Technicians of the Public Dental Service (ENATESPO) and the 15th Brazilian Congress of Collective Oral Health (CBSBC) in 2025 were held in the city of Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro, from July 31 to August 2. The central theme, Strengthening public oral health policies with inclusion, innovation and diversity, simbolyzed the restart of the collective efforts of professionals, workers, managers, educators, and students to reunite collective oral health in Brazil. During the event, discussions, reflections, and exchanges of experiences took place with the purpose of encouraging participants to reproduce successful initiatives in their own contexts. Objective: To report the proceedings of the event, including the opening editorial, the event program, abstracts of the papers presented by thematic areas, the final report, and the list of award-winning works. Results: The ENATESPO comprised 12 conferences and 6 round tables. Forty speakers participated. The CBSBC included 59 papers presented according to thematic areas. The papers were distributed as follows: Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation in Health 15; Continuing and Permanent Education in Health, Health Promotion and Prevention 20; Health Care, Networks, and Care Management 21; Oral Health Epidemiology, Health Surveillance, and Fluoride Surveillance, 3. The papers also included the event’s cross-cutting themes targetting innovation; inclusion and diversity; management in collective oral health; oral health care as an expression of comprehensive care; and multiprofessional, inter- and transdisciplinary work, with a generalist approach and specialized support when necessary. Conclusion: The event was organized by the Brazilian Association of Collective Oral Health (ABRASBUCO) with the support of the Fluminense Federal University and the Municipality of Nova Friburgo. Its main strength was the participation of oral health teams and managers from the Unified Health System (SUS), academics, representatives from the Ministry of Health, Higher Education Institutions, the Federal and Regional Dental Councils, and the National Health Council.
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