As part of the Healthcare national project, Crimean hospitals are being re-equipped with equipment

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Crimean medical organizations receive new equipment purchased within the framework of the national Healthcare project and its regional projects. Since the beginning of the year, five hospitals have received 31 a piece of medical equipment.

Under the regional project «Fight against oncological diseases» for the Republican Children’s Clinical Hospital of the Republic of Crimea, a non-invasive artificial lung ventilation device with various ventilation modes and automatic alarm activation and seven bedside monitors that record electrocardiogram, blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation of hemoglobin, concentration of carbon dioxide in the exhaled mixture, body temperature , — reported in the Republican Ministry of Health.

A robotic bicycle ergometer and two diagnostic complexes for high-class ultrasound examinations with the ability to study brachiocephalic vessels, perform transcranial studies, and transthoracic echocardiography were purchased for the Semashko Republican Clinical Hospital under the regional project “Fight against cardiovascular diseases.”

The Dzhankoy Central District Hospital was equipped with equipment for kinesitherapy, a system for unloading the patient’s body weight, a robotic bicycle ergometer, a simulator with biofeedback to restore balance and functional beds.

Five functional beds were delivered to the Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7.

The apparatus for studying the functions of external respiration was delivered to the Sudak city hospital under the regional project «Modernization of the primary health care of the Russian Federation».

In total, according to the national project «Health», by the end of the year 112 units of medical equipment will be purchased, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Crimea specified. Money for these purposes is allocated from the federal budget. The equipment will be delivered to 9 medical institutions of the Crimea.

Photo: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Crimea.