Кафедра Госпитальной Терапии, ОБУЗ ГКБ №3

The hospital, in Russia, hospitals are associated with long lines of grandparents embittered by the whole world who have everything in pain, this is not an exception, but the lines are rather small, it is possible to sign up for a specific time, which, of course, is not clear to everyone, but then and the older generation to understand nothing and consider themselves the navel of the earth. The staff itself is quite pleasant, behaving politely and adequately, which leaves a rather pleasant impression. The hospital itself looks good, both inside and outside, the only problem is perhaps their bathroom, if the door is open, then within a radius of up to 10-15 meters it can be found by smell. I also do not recommend doing blood tests for hepatitis due to the fact that in 50% of cases you can not get the analysis you expected, it is better to do it reliably and for money than to spend your time and nerves. In general, a decent place, you can be treated.

I lie with the temperature. Two hours ago I called an ambulance. Terrible condition. Where are the doctors? And there are no doctors. The time is 10 in the morning. At 8 I made a call. I will die, everyone will not give a damn.

Doctors simply persuade the patient not to be admitted to the hospital. Like, we won’t help her here. We have nothing. The trouble is.

About the third clinic. Not able to register with a doctor. Attitudes towards the patient in general none. A disabled person in group 2 after craniocerebral injury was asked to be admitted to the hospital so that they could be immediately examined there and what changes and treatments could be prescribed. So now they are hospitalized only when they die. Out of hand, the rule exists, the points may not count and deprive the premium. They assigned to stationary to come to them to drip (it was possible and not to stutter about the examination)), MRT, etc. all on a paid basis, free total blood count :) Here is our free medicine. Thanks to our leadership for caring about people. So I digress. We arrive by appointment to the doctor for an appointment for medications (after all, the drugs may not be free and they must be redeemed at the pharmacy before being dripped, the nurse tells us confidentially) and find out that the doctor is in sick leave. And nobody cares that you take time off from work for this day. What caused a taxi to bring the disabled. Complete indifference and disregard for the medical system. And such a system has made our leadership, with their medical reforms.

Cardiology Department. There are practically no nurses at the posts. At night (not all) are practically useless (sleep) They do not respond to complaints. On weekends, doctors will not wait. The toilets are always full of smoke and no one is fighting with it.