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The new Minister of Health, Nelson Teich, is already talking about “unnecessary investments” to cure the coronavirus, a statement that worries a country that is approaching the 10 nations in cases of covid-19 in the world. “If you prepare too much, if you structure too much and a treatment comes out tomorrow, you made a huge unnecessary investment,” he said.
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247 – The new Minister of Health, Nelson Teich, is already talking about “unnecessary investments” if there is a treatment to cure the coronavirus, a statement that worries a country in which the number of cases is increasing more and more and brings Brazil closer to Top 10 nations with the highest number of covid-19 confirmations in the world.
“If you prepare too much, if you structure too much and tomorrow a treatment will be issued, you will have made a large unnecessary investment,” he said in a videoconference with investors in the health area on April 7, on the Oncologia Brazil channel, on YouTube. .
“The example I’m giving you now is this: We were talking to the people there … This purchase of devices, supplies, all of that. If you buy everything everywhere at the same time, it is a much greater volume of money than if you had stopped to compare the evolution of different countries in Brazil and were moving. Because, for example, today you have a number of mechanical fans that you need, and suddenly your number of mechanical fans is doubling. What are you going to do with that later? “He added.
“So, you have a plan for what will happen next. You do it for now and you have to prepare for the consequences of what you did today. And that implies investment in equipment, human material, all of that. So if I was in that position, my line would be the one to invest in. Because the manager has no obligation, his role is not to figure out what will happen. The manager has to map the possible scenarios and be ideally prepared for all of them, even the most probable ones, since they are catastrophic situations like Covid’s, ”he said.
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