Procedures performed

• intravenous, intramuscular, and subcutaneous medication administration

• infusion therapy and preparation for diagnostic procedures

• strict control of sterility, safety, and compliance with medical orders

Procedures are carried out on physician order with attention to the patient’s clinical status and further follow-up needs.

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• management of cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and endocrine conditions

• review of laboratory and instrumental test results

• development of an outpatient treatment and follow-up plan

What matters before intervention

• a combination of specialty expertise and access to a strong diagnostic base

• the ability to refine treatment strategy quickly without losing time

• a focus not only on diagnosis, but also on comfort, safety, and patient outcomes

Main focus areas

• consultations for acute and chronic surgical conditions

• wound care, healing assessment, and preparation for surgery

• referral to inpatient treatment when required

• care for patients with diabetes and its complications

• assessment of the thyroid gland and other endocrine organs

• treatment adjustment based on laboratory and ultrasound findings

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.

• diagnosis and treatment of gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, pancreatitis, cholecystitis, and other GI disorders

• interpretation of ultrasound, laboratory, and endoscopic findings

• development of dietary and medication recommendations for long-term disease control

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• assessment of migraine, headache, dizziness, and cognitive complaints

• management of post-stroke conditions, neuropathies, and spinal disorders

• referral for additional diagnostics and rehabilitation when needed

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• allergy-focused history taking and clinical symptom assessment

• determination of required laboratory tests and specialist consultations

• recommendations for follow-up care and prevention of exacerbations

• assessment of symptoms, test results, and risk factors

• coordination of additional diagnostics, histology, and related specialist consultations

• support for patients during outpatient follow-up

• urgent and planned dental care

• initial assessment, treatment planning, and follow-up review

• guidance on hygiene and prevention of complications

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.

• preventive visits and women’s health screening

• consultations for inflammatory, hormonal, and functional disorders

• referral for ultrasound, laboratory testing, and related specialist input

• review of the clinical picture and available test results

• coordination of additional diagnostics, histology, and oncology consultations

• support for the patient during outpatient follow-up

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• assessment of visual acuity and ophthalmic complaints

• follow-up of chronic eye conditions and changes over time

• referral for additional tests and consultations when indicated

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• consultations for inflammatory and functional ENT disorders

• assessment of breathing, hearing, and upper airway status

• follow-up review and referral for additional studies when necessary

• consultations for rashes, chronic dermatoses, and skin irritation

• differential assessment of infectious and noninfectious conditions

• individual guidance on treatment, skin care, and relapse prevention

• assessment of symptoms related to kidneys, bladder, and lower urinary tract

• consultations on men’s health and review of ultrasound and laboratory findings

• referral for additional diagnostics or inpatient treatment when indicated

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.

• initial psychiatric assessment and follow-up review

• selection of medication and consultation-based management

• collaboration with psychotherapy and related specialists

• individual psychotherapy support and psychoeducation

• help with anxiety, depressive, and stress-related conditions

• guidance for the patient and family on continued psychological support

How the pathway is organized

1. Initial assessment of the condition, symptoms, and results of any prior examinations.

2. Planning of required diagnostics, related specialist input, or the inpatient stage of care when needed.

3. Creation of an individualized treatment strategy with a clear explanation of each next step for the patient.

What the office focuses on

• analysis of occupational history and exposure risks

• assessment of the need for additional consultations and testing

• recommendations for further medical follow-up

• assessment of pain intensity and other symptoms affecting quality of life

• recommendations for medication and non-medication supportive care

• coordination of the palliative pathway with other specialists and services

• management of hypertension, coronary artery disease, heart failure, and arrhythmias

• interpretation of ECG, echocardiography, Holter monitoring, and other studies

• treatment adjustment and decisions on inpatient care or cardiac surgery consultation

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.

What matters before intervention

• a combination of specialty expertise and access to a strong diagnostic base

• the ability to refine treatment strategy quickly without losing time

• a focus not only on diagnosis, but also on comfort, safety, and patient outcomes

Main focus areas

• selection of patients for planned cardiac surgery

• review of cardiology studies and preoperative preparation

• postoperative follow-up in cooperation with cardiology and inpatient teams

What matters before intervention

• a combination of specialty expertise and access to a strong diagnostic base

• the ability to refine treatment strategy quickly without losing time

• a focus not only on diagnosis, but also on comfort, safety, and patient outcomes

Main focus areas

• clinical assessment of vascular status and risk factors

• planning of additional diagnostics and related specialist consultations

• preparation for surgery or intervention and outpatient follow-up

• consultations for palpitations, irregular heartbeat, and syncopal episodes

• assessment of conduction disorders and antiarrhythmic treatment effectiveness

• referral to cardiology, inpatient care, or invasive treatment when indicated

The department team works to ensure that every patient receives a clear path for diagnostics, treatment, and further follow-up without delay.