Roszdravnadzor checked KVD No. 1 because of the controversial test for chlamydia in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, the patient complained to Roszdravnadzor about the results of tests in the skin and venereal dispensary No. 1. He was found to have chlamydia in a state clinic, although repeated tests in third-party laboratories showed a negative result. This became known from the data of the Prosecutor General’s office.
In St. Petersburg, the patient complained to Roszdravnadzor about the results of tests in the skin and venereal dispensary No. 1. He was found to have chlamydia in a state clinic, although repeated tests in third-party laboratories showed a negative result. This became known from the data of the Prosecutor General’s office.
According to the Prosecutor General, the incident occurred in September. The patient was tested in IUD No. 1, and on September 9, the laboratory tested positive for Chlamydia trachomatis DNA. Doubting the diagnosis, the man retested in independent clinics. Studies from September 10 and 14 did not identify the pathogen.
On the fact of the complaint, Roszdravnadzor conducted an inspection. All medical organizations are obliged to carry out internal control of the quality and safety of services.
KVD No. 1 has been operating in the city since 1996. This is a state institution headed by chief doctor Vitaly Shchegolev. According to Kontur.Focus, the clinic has licenses to work with pathogens of infectious diseases, however, according to open sources, in recent years, violations were recorded during inspections at the institution.
