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In the Pskov branch of the POKB worked out actions in the mass admission of victims

Scheduled exercises on the algorithm of mass admission of victims were held in the Pskov City branch of the Pskov Regional Clinical Hospital

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In the Pskov branch of the POKB worked out actions in the mass admission of victims

Scheduled exercises on the algorithm of mass admission of victims took place in the Pskov City branch of the Pskov Regional Clinical Hospital. About it "MK in Pskov" reported in GBUZ "Pskov regional clinical hospital".

The medical staff worked out key scenarios: reception, sorting and routing of patients, checked the operation of the equipment and interaction between services.

As noted in the hospital, such training allows you to maintain the high readiness of the team and be sure that each employee knows their algorithm of actions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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