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Discussion of current medicine ptan region
 
May 23 this year, the Department of Health Poltava Regional State Administration held a constructive meeting Viktor Lisak Director of the Department of the Mayor of Kremenchug Vitali Malecki.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Mayor of Kremenchug Olga Usanova, a member of the hospital board Pidvennoho County Wednesday and Maxim zastpunyk DOSES director Yuri Kurilko and Deputy Head of the Regional Information and Analytical Center for Health Statistics Yuri Toryanyk.
They discussed a range of issues related to the prospects of health care Kremenchuk, progress of implementation of government project "Available drugs." Analysis of issues and proposed solutions. Dealt with ways of cooperation on health care and pharmacies, the introduction of an electronic register of patients with diabetes and the need for additional resources from the local budget to purchase hypoglycohaemic drugs.
The meeting focused on the issues of improvement of material and technical base of medical institutions and improve the quality of medical care. Also discussed the willingness of doctors to use medical equipment received by subproject "Implementation of innovative models of service delivery to patients with hypertension in the Poltava Region" project "Improving health in the service of the people", funded by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and undergo training on its use.
Also discussed in creation. Kremenchug hospital intensive care department and second level emergency conditions, the allocation of resources to ensure accessibility of patients to these facilities.
In the near future is planned and the final formation of the Southern District Hospital Board and conduct its meetings in order to develop a plan of development district, attracting infestytsiy from various funding sources.
The complex is formed at a meeting of important issues and their solutions will improve the quality of care to residents of the region.

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