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The Outpatient Service is a structural subdivision that provides outpatient and polyclinic services at the level of modern achievements of medical science and practice: qualified specialized consultative medical care, diagnostics, and treatment of various diseases in accordance with the existing requirements of clinical protocols and standards of the diagnostic and therapeutic process.
The physicians of the outpatient clinic have vast experience working with patients suffering from combined pathology of various organs and systems. Our physicians are distinguished by high professionalism, competence, and a caring attitude toward patients.
The Outpatient Service is headed by the Medical Director for Outpatient Work, Liudmyla Kostiantynivna Orlova.
The scope of medical services meets the requirements and conditions for the provision of medical care under the program of state guarantees of medical services for the population:
Prevention, diagnostics, monitoring, and treatment in outpatient settings
Hysteroscopy
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy
Colonoscopy
Dental care for adults and children
Dental care for certain categories of citizens (service group No. 2)
Rehabilitation care for adults and children in outpatient settings
Mobile palliative medical care for adults and children
Consulting and treatment
Laboratory diagnostics
Instrumental diagnostics
Procedures (performance of diagnostic and therapeutic interventional procedures and minor surgical interventions)
Consultation and treatment are provided by physicians in the following specialties:
Cardiology
Therapy
Gastroenterology
Endocrinology
Neurology
Otolaryngology
Dermatology
Surgery
Oncological surgery
Orthopedics-traumatology
Gynecology
Gynecologic oncology
Urology
Psychotherapy
Psychiatry
Physical and medical rehabilitation
Dentistry
Occupational pathology
The laboratory diagnostics service comprises studies performed in the clinical-diagnostic laboratory, namely:
Clinical hematological studies
Clinical urine studies
Biochemical studies
Cytological studies
Studies of the coagulation and anticoagulation system of the blood
Isoserological studies
Immunological studies
Cerebrospinal fluid studies
The clinical-diagnostic laboratory is headed by the senior laboratory physician in clinical biochemistry of the highest category, Svitlana Volodymyrivna Turakevych.
The quality of laboratory studies is ensured by:
internal quality control — systematic daily quality control of biochemical, hematological, and coagulometric studies through the use of control materials (serum, whole blood, plasma);
external interlaboratory quality control — the clinical-diagnostic laboratory participates in interlaboratory control systems.
The instrumental diagnostics service includes radiological, ultrasound, and clinical instrumental studies.
The office is equipped with modern diagnostic complexes featuring television systems. The radiology office staff provide a high level of diagnostic and preventive studies of the gastrointestinal tract, chest organs, musculoskeletal system, and genitourinary system.
The head of the office is the radiologist Natalia Volodymyrivna Dolzhenko, physician of the first qualification category.
The most accessible, safe, and highly informative method of diagnostics is ultrasound diagnostics. The Department of Functional Diagnostics and Ultrasound Studies uses all modern types of ultrasound studies:
thyroid gland;
abdominal organs (liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, spleen);
prostate and testicles;
kidneys and adrenal glands, bladder;
mammary glands;
gynecological ultrasound of the pelvic organs (including transvaginal examination) — uterus and adnexa;
heart, including with Doppler mapping;
superficial soft tissue formations (lipomas, lymph nodes);
vessels of the neck and extremities with Doppler mapping;
echoencephalography.
The department is headed by the ultrasound diagnostic physician of the highest category, Olha Ivanivna Yeremizina.
Among instrumental studies, the following are performed: electrocardiography in 12 generally accepted leads and in additional leads, electromyography, 24-hour Holter monitoring of ECG and blood pressure, bicycle ergometry, and external respiration function studies.
Within the "Procedures" service, the following classes are defined: "Gastrointestinal Endoscopy," "Interventional Imaging," "Outpatient Surgery," "Medical Procedures," and others.
In the polyclinic's endoscopic studies office, planned and urgent diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopies of the gastrointestinal tract are performed (esophagogastroduodenoscopy, colonoscopy), along with cytomorphological verification of diagnosis, chromoendoscopic techniques, and rapid diagnostics of Helicobacter infection. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy enables the physician, based on visual observation of the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract, to make a diagnosis and prescribe the most effective course of treatment.
The endoscopy office is headed by an endoscopist of the highest category, Ihor Vasylovych Korzh.
After the diagnosis is established, the polyclinic physicians provide the patient with clear recommendations for treatment and follow-up. If medically indicated, the polyclinic physician may refer the patient to one of the specialized inpatient departments. Patients who do not require round-the-clock supervision may receive treatment in the polyclinic's day hospital.
Each day hospital patient receives the full necessary range of services (except meals and round-the-clock stay). The range of services is provided by specialty physicians representing more than 20 medical specialties, most of whom hold the highest category.
The day hospital is headed by Mamuka Avtandilovych Bazadze, a cardiologist of the highest category with more than 30 years of clinical experience. He has experience working in emergency cardiology, as well as in intensive care and cardiology departments.
The day hospital nurse, Valentyna Mykhailivna Zhyrna, holds the highest category and has extensive medical experience and highly professional practical skills.
The physician's office is well equipped with diagnostic equipment, allowing for a high-quality initial examination of patients. Medical care is provided in the manipulation rooms and wards of the day hospital. Free medication treatment is provided when pharmaceuticals are available. If necessary, consultation with any required specialists is arranged in the day hospital.
Non-pharmacological treatment methods play a major role in the complex of therapeutic measures, and these are provided in the Department of Physical and Medical Rehabilitation.
The department includes:
a hydrotherapy unit (radon, turpentine, bischofite, copper sulfate, coniferous, and pearl baths and their combinations; Charcot shower; circular, ascending, and underwater shower-massage);
thermotherapy (classical and low-temperature ozokerite therapy);
offices for phototherapy, electrotherapy, magnetotherapy, and ultrasound therapy;
aerosol and aerosol-electrotherapy (nebulizer therapy);
massage offices using classical, acupressure, therapeutic, and preventive massage techniques;
therapeutic physical training (including mechanotherapy and physical therapy);
sessions with specialists of the multidisciplinary rehabilitation team (speech therapist, psychologist, psychotherapist).
The department is headed by a physician of the highest category, candidate of medical sciences Iryna Valentynivna Katarzhnova. Medical consultations are conducted by physicians of the highest category Olha Vitaliivna Svitlychna and Svitlana Vasylivna Ivanova. At present, the department has the conditions and full capabilities for various rehabilitation treatment programs. Medical services are provided under the "Rehabilitation Care for Adults and Children in Outpatient Settings" package.
Outpatient and polyclinic services are provided free of charge with an electronic referral from a primary care physician selected under the declaration of physician choice; from the attending physician; through self-referral to an obstetrician-gynecologist, psychiatrist, or psychotherapist; through self-referral to a physician who medically supervises the patient's chronic disease; or through self-referral in case of emergency.
In the absence of an electronic referral, the patient may obtain the medical service by paying for it.
In addition to the above, medical services not covered by the State Guarantees Program for Medical Services to the Population and provided for full payment by legal entities and individuals include physiotherapy procedures, massage, and therapeutic physical training.
For legal entities and individuals, the polyclinic conducts medical examinations of employees in certain categories.
Appointments with physicians can be booked by phone at (057) 725-04-39 or on the institution's website.
