“if the situation changes, we must remain where we are able to urgently hospitalize the patients,” he said.
According to Kamkin, in connection with a reduction of the incidence of novel coronavirus infection in a number of regions made possible the return of the hospitals and wards in the hospitals to their specialization. All were converted 53 institutions in 19 regions with the total number of beds more than 12 thousand. As noted the Deputy Minister, all of them were equipped with additional equipment, which significantly strengthened the material-technical base of infectious service.
Kamkin also stressed that the treatment of patients with COVID-19 was transferred to only those institutions that have provided routine medical care, beds for patients with acute surgical diseases, cardiovascular diseases and cancer all this time remained the same.
the Deputy Minister reminded of the time requirements to provision of routine care health facilities: for example, seven days before hospitalization patients will now test for novel coronavirus infection.
