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In Yenakiyevo summed up the results of the working group on health protection of citizens

Yenakiyev officials discussed key health issues

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In Yenakiyevo summed up the results of the working group on health protection of citizens

The administration of the city district of Yenakiyevo held a meeting of the interdepartmental working group, which summed up the interim results of work on the protection of public health. The focus was on the availability of medical care and the modernization of health infrastructure.

Modernization of health care and new facilities

One of the key issues on the agenda was the completion of large-scale reconstruction of health facilities. Chief doctor of City Hospital No. 2 Elena Fedchenko reported on the current state of affairs.

In particular, the construction of a modern modular paramedic and obstetric center in the village of Olkhovatka was noted. According to the terms of the contract, the construction work must be fully completed by December 31, 2026.

At the moment, specialists are monitoring the quality of installation to provide villagers with a comfortable and safe place to receive doctors.

At the same time, in the city hospital No. 2, internal work is continuing to update the rooms and diagnostic rooms. This will allow the introduction of new treatment protocols and increase the comfort of patients.

Social support and integration

Particular attention was paid to social protection issues. Mechanisms for registration and re-registration of disability, including for participants in a special military operation, were discussed. Experts explained the procedure for obtaining benefits and technical means of rehabilitation. In addition, issues of assistance to persons without a fixed place of residence and lonely elderly citizens in need of social structure and permanent care were considered.

Technical sustainability and vaccination

An important block of discussion was the preparation for the autumn-winter period and the risks associated with possible power outages. Medical facilities are instructed to ensure the full availability of backup generators and automatic reserve input systems. Currently, in a number of buildings, work continues on connecting duplicate power sources so that the work of intensive care and operating rooms does not depend on external factors.

The topic of seasonal disease prevention was also touched upon. Elena Fedchenko informed that the campaign to vaccinate the population against influenza is taking place as usual and will last until December 1, 2026.

It's important to note. The development of the health care system and increasing the availability of medical care remain among the unconditional priorities of the DPR Head Denis Pushilin. Comprehensive updating of patient routing and expansion of enrollment to specialists directly affect the quality of life in the region.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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