In St. Petersburg polyclinic No. 98, the patient was not prescribed a vital medicine

Roszdravnadzor in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region announced a warning SPb GBUZ "City Polyclinic No. 98", the chief doctor of which is Lyudmila Kerimova. The reason was the patient’s appeal: the inspection showed that the medical institution did not issue him a prescription for a vital drug. Information about this is posted on the website of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.

In July, the medical commission of the clinic prescribed Rivaroxaban to the patient for life indications, but the prescription was never issued. The supervisory authority recalled that in the absence of the drug in the electronic database, the doctor is obliged to write a prescription on paper form by hand. Non-registration of the document violates the law “On the basics of health protection of citizens” and the rules of the Ministry of Health.

The institution was pointed out the inadmissibility of violating mandatory requirements. According to Rusprofile, SPb GBUZ Polyclinic No. 98 participated in 12 arbitration cases for a total of 12 million rubles, including acting as a defendant in one case for 9.1 million rubles.