SBMFCensina 2024 - Saúde Mental na APS

Hello, good evening. I'm Marinei Padula Anderson, currently here supporting the SBMF (Brazilian Society of Mental Health and Community Medicine). I was part of the board of directors of the Brazilian society until July, and now, especially today, we have an extremely relevant topic, increasingly relevant today, which is mental health in primary care. Before giving the

floor to Ricardo Haneman, one of the visionaries here at SBMF, I wanted to draw your attention to a book launch by Kurt Ketzel. This book, which talks about outpatient medicine, was a pioneer in the reflection on outpatient medicine in Brazil, along with a few other people. He wrote this book, which is still very relevant

today, bringing up highly relevant topics. It's also shown on the screen, and there's an advantage for those who buy the book by Friday, if I'm not mistaken. The book is already available for purchase, both as an ebook and in physical format. This one is a short, annotated edition. I participated as an editor along with

Ricardo Capri and other colleagues from the society who helped with the review and comments, and Gadson will also put it in the YouTube chat. Okay, so with that said, I strongly encourage you to buy and read the book. It's full of clinical cases, illustrating each topic that CT H unfortunately passed away last year; he would have turned 100. This

book is 25 years old since its publication, so there was a demand from many colleagues in family and community medicine for its re-edition because it talks about things that are only more common today, but still not fully assimilated. So I strongly encourage you to buy it. With that said, I'll pass the word to Ricardo to