The program for providing first aid and specialized healthcare to:

Based on healthcare statistics analysis for various areas of the Republic, we developed the project roadmap and mobile facilities’ operation schedule up to the end of 2019.
We purchased 4 mobile facilities on КАМАZ 65225 (6х6) platform, each with a heat-insulated trailer with a front desk and 6 isolated room for patients’ appointments. The mobile facilities are equipped with modern portable diagnostic and lab equipment and computers connected to the unified national information system “E-health care RT”. The facilities are equipped with chemical toilets for staff and patients, inflatable tent for those waiting for their appointment, generator and climate compartments.
On top of that 4 escort minivans were purchased to deliver healthcare workers to the mobile facility’s location. All mobile facilities were distributed to district service areas around the Republic.
The managers of healthcare institutions that have the mobile units on the books, choose the staff of the mobile units considering health and demographic features of the area, sex and age distribution, and the demand for various types of healthcare services. All healthcare workers were trained in non-infectious diseases detection among the rural population. At the paramedic level - in providing first aid, at the general practitioners’ level - in providing care and effective routing in the context of a three-level healthcare system. Additionally, a mentorship program and workplace training workshops along with educational meetings with district administration representatives were scheduled.
The IMC rates for the mobile medical facilities were approved.
The district newspapers published the articles concerning the mobile healthcare facilities’ function. Through mass media the rural residents were informed about the option to get specialized healthcare at their locations.

“Mobile Polyclinic” for remote settlements

Practice discussion