CrimeaPRESS reports:
As part of the regional program for the modernization of the primary health care of the national project «Healthcare», 52 Lada Granta cars were purchased for Crimean medical organizations this year. The total cost of the purchase is 44.5 million rubles. This was announced by the Minister of Health of the Republic of Crimea Konstantin Skorupsky.
The vehicles were sent to 20 city and regional hospitals of Crimea, where they will be distributed, including to outpatient clinics in rural areas. The purchased transport will be used to deliver patients to medical organizations, medical workers to the place of residence of patients, as well as for the transportation of biological materials for research, the delivery of medicines to residents of remote areas and other needs of primary healthcare organizations.— said the head of the Crimean Ministry of Health.
Nine cars each were transferred to the Bakhchisarai Central District Hospital and the Simferopol Central District Clinical Hospital. Seven cars were sent to the Dzhankoy Central District Hospital, three to the Lenin Central District Hospital. The Alushta Central City Hospital, the Feodosia Medical Center, the Sudak City Hospital, the Kirovskaya and Krasnogvardeiskaya Central District Hospitals, as well as the Razdolnenskaya, Sovetskaya and Sakskaya District Hospitals received two cars each. In turn, one car was sent to the Belogorsk Central District Hospital, the Evpatoria City Hospital, the Kerch City Hospital No. 3, the Pervomaisky Central District Hospital, the Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7, the Simferopol Clinical Hospital, the Central City Hospital of Krasnoperekopsk and the Black Sea Central District Hospital.
Recall that last year, under the regional program for the modernization of primary health care, 49 cars were purchased for city and district hospitals.
In 2024, it is planned to purchase 44 cars for medical organizations providing primary health care. Thus, the renewal of the fleet of medical organizations continues— said Konstantin Skorupsky.
Photo: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Crimea.
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