Work on concluding contracts for the supply of medical equipment has been completed in Crimea

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In Crimea, within the framework of the implementation of the national project «Healthcare», work has been completed on the conclusion of state contracts for the purchase of new equipment for medical institutions. 273.8 million rubles are provided for the implementation of activities in 2023. This was reported in the Main Department for the implementation of national projects.

Within the framework of the regional project “Fight against cardiovascular diseases”, 12 contracts were signed for the supply of 185 units of medical equipment worth about 125 million rubles. (diagnostic apparatus for ultrasound examination of the heart and blood vessels, diagnostic complex for expert-class ultrasound examinations, angiographic complex, mobile and portable ultrasound apparatus, anti-decubitus system with an inflatable mattress pad, functional beds, neuroendoscopic stand with a set of rigid neuroendoscopes, bedside chairs)— explained in the Main Directorate.

According to the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Crimea, the equipment will be supplied to the Evpatoria City Hospital, Dzhankoy Central District Hospital, Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7, Kerch Hospital No. 1 named after. N.I. Pirogov, Feodosia Medical Center and the Republican Clinical Hospital named after. ON THE. Semashko.

2 contracts were signed under the regional project «Fight against cancer» for the re-equipment of two medical organizations: the Republican Children’s Clinical Hospital and the Crimean Republican Oncological Clinical Dispensary named after V.M. Efetova. Within the framework of the concluded contracts, it is planned to purchase a desktop laboratory centrifuge and a water thermostat.

Under the regional project «Modernization of the primary health care of the Russian Federation», 3 contracts were concluded for the purchase of medical equipment (a device for daily monitoring of blood pressure, a device for Holter monitoring of cardiac activity, as well as high-frequency electrosurgical devices) for the Sudak city hospital.

All measures to upgrade the material and technical base and put the equipment into operation are planned to be completed by October this year, which will improve the quality of medical care provided to the local population of Crimea.