Information on the provision of free medical services

Inpatient care
• Intensive therapy of newborns and their subsequent recovery
• Round-the-clock medical and nursing care for a premature and/or sick child with/without transfer to the neonatal intensive care unit
• Respiratory support
• Discharge of newborns after a stay in the intensive care unit
• Round-the-clock parenteral nutrition
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Screening of hearing, vision, metabolic screening
• Vaccination according to the Calendar of preventive vaccinations
• Transportation of the mother and child by the visiting neonatal team
• “Affordable Medicines” program

Inpatient care
• Medical assistance during childbirth with an on-call obstetric team (conducting uncomplicated physiological births, conducting complicated births with vacuum extraction of the fetus, applying obstetric clamps, etc., conducting urgent or planned cesarean sections, as well as other obstetric operations as indicated)
• Anesthesia for operative interventions and labor analgesia
• Monitoring of the condition of the pregnant woman, the fetus, the woman in labor and the newborn
• Intensive therapy of a woman in labor
• Stabilization of the condition of the newborn after delivery and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (if necessary)
• Metabolic screening in newborns
• Vaccination of the newborn according to the Calendar of preventive vaccinations
• “Affordable Medicines” program
• eMalyatko program

Outpatient care
• Dynamic monitoring of the course of pregnancy
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Prenatal screening
• Management of pregnancy by a team of specialists of various profiles (if necessary)
• Identification and assessment of preeclampsia risk factors
• Issuance of certificates, formation of medical conclusions about temporary incapacity for work
• Provision of complete information to pregnant women regarding the course of their pregnancy, features of an individual pregnancy and childbirth management plan
• Informing the pregnant woman about conditions in which she should seek medical help

Outpatient care
Inpatient care
• Initial examination and consultation by a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team specialist
• Establishing a rehabilitation diagnosis and forming an individual rehabilitation plan
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Consultation of the child by doctors of other specialties according to the nosology and its condition
• Assessment of the child’s development in 5 areas (gross motor skills, fine motor skills, intellectual sphere, speech sphere, social-emotional sphere)
• Special screening to identify signs of pervasive developmental disorders (autistic spectrum disorders).
• Organization of training of the family/caregivers in the peculiarities of child care and its development
• Selection and adaptation of special equipment and means of alternative communication for the child, teaching parents to use them in a natural environment for the child and family
• Assessment of the child’s condition and the possibility of transition to another stage of rehabilitation with subsequent correction of the individual rehabilitation plan or individual family plan of early intervention
• “Affordable Medicines” program

Outpatient care
• Provision of consultative-diagnostic and curative-prophylactic specialized outpatient medical care
• Consultation by doctors of other specialties according to nosology and condition
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Provision of medical assistance to the patient upon application to the reception department without further hospitalization
• Appointment and/or correction of medical treatment
• Conducting medical and genetic counseling

Inpatient care
• Providing an initial examination of the patient with determination of his/her routing
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Providing medical assistance aimed at alleviating, removing or eliminating symptoms and manifestations of a disease or other disturbance of vital activity, normalization of disturbed vital activity processes and recovery, restoration of the patient’s health without the use of surgical operations
• Providing intensive care to the patient in case of life-threatening conditions
• Consultations by doctors of other specialties
• Providing medical care to pregnant women with complicated pregnancy and/or extragenital pathology
• Provision of round-the-clock medical supervision and nursing care
• “Affordable Medicines” program

Inpatient care
• Initial examination of the patient by the doctor with determination of his/her routing
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics
• Preoperative examination of the patient by an anesthesiologist or pediatric anesthesiologist (provided assistance is provided to children).
• Carrying out surgical operations.
• Timely analgesia, anesthetic support, if necessary – procedural sedation, at all stages of diagnosis and treatment, round-the-clock access to non-narcotic and narcotic pain relievers. Provision of anesthesia and anesthesiological monitoring during surgical operations and examinations.
• Providing intensive therapy to the patient in case of life-threatening conditions
• Provision of postoperative monitoring and further drug therapy.
• Provision of round-the-clock medical supervision and nursing care for the patient
• Consultations by doctors of other specialties.
• “Affordable Medicines” program

Information and reference service of NSZU 16-77