In polyclinics of Kazan will be held night medical examination
In the capital of Tatarstan, the action “Night in the clinic” continues, in which city residents can not only undergo medical examination or vaccination against influenza, but also become participants in interactive programs, the press service of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tatarstan reports

In the capital of Tatarstan, the action “Night in the clinic” continues, in which city residents can not only undergo medical examination or vaccination against influenza, but also become participants in interactive programs, the press service of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tatarstan reports.
For the first time, such an event took place in the City Polyclinic No. 20, where the organizers prepared concert numbers and master classes. The initiative received rave reviews from residents of Kazan, which served as an incentive to spread the practice in other medical institutions of the city.
The next promotions are scheduled for late October and early November. From October 27 to October 30, from 20:00 to 23:00, night medical examinations can be performed at the City Polyclinic No. 21 at 103 Sorge. On October 29, it will be joined by the City Polyclinic No. 10 on Bondarenko, 4A, and the City Polyclinic No. 18 on Karbyshev, 72, and in the last reception will last until midnight. On October 30, the torch will be picked up by the City Hospital No. 11 on Maksimova Street, 24/34, where the event will begin at 20:00.
In November, the action will continue: November 10 - in the clinic "Salavat Kupere" GKB No. 12 on the street Nail Yusupov, 20; November 11 - in the clinic of Kazan Medical University on Fisherman, 2 in the village of Mirny; November 13 - in the Clinical Hospital No. 2 on Stolyarov streets, 39 and Ilyich, 30, from 20:00 to 24:00.
The organizers ask that the schedule of events may be adjusted. Before visiting, it is strongly recommended to familiarize yourself with relevant information on the official pages of medical institutions in social networks. You need to have a passport, a valid policy of MHI and SNILS.
Medical professionals also remind you to refrain from eating for three hours before taking tests.



