In the Lottery Magazine No. 80 from July 1962, there is a very interesting article written by Augusto A. Vives S. under the title "Notes for a Brief History of the Social Security Fund". This article highlights the history and evolution of the Social Security Fund in Panama.
According to engineer Juan Cardona, at that time, patient care took place in a specific area of the Santo Tomás Hospital known as the "Pavilion of the Insured". In this place, outpatient services were offered, and surgical interventions were performed.
One of the important aspects that the article emphasizes is the continuous growth and development of the Social Security Fund over the years. It mentions how medical care services for the insured have been expanded and improved, as well as the expansion of the network of hospitals and clinics throughout the country.
In conclusion, this article provides a valuable historical insight into the Social Security Fund in Panama, highlighting its importance in providing health services to the insured population and its evolution over time.
