Budgetary institution of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra District Clinical Hospital (BU KHMAO - Ugra "District Hospital, Khanty-Mansiysk"), is a diagnostic, treatment and advisory center. Provides outpatient care (both planned and emergency), and round-the-clock inpatient care that meets the most modern medical standards, to both residents of its own and other regions.
The base provides both free, within the framework of the compulsory health insurance program and the Territorial State Guarantee Program, paid medical services. As part of paid medical services, you can receive specialist consultations, laboratory, diagnostic, therapeutic and other types of services.
City Hospital, Khanty-Mansiysk equipped with modern treatment and diagnostic medical equipment. The institution constantly introduces the achievements of modern science and technology, preventive techniques. Service is carried out by highly qualified specialists. At the institution, all conditions have been created for the provision of various types of medical, organizational, methodological and advisory assistance.
District hospital, Khanty-Mansiysk- a constantly developing and improving medical and preventive institution. The organization uses the most modern information technologies in its work. For the convenience of patients, the possibility of making an electronic appointment with a doctor online via the international Internet is widely used, including in District hospital You can also make an appointment with a doctor using the Electronic Registration service.
In addition to the population served in the city of Khanty-Mansiysk, residents of other regions can also receive help here.
In structure District hospital, Khanty-Mansiysk, The complex includes inpatient departments and outpatient clinics, allowing you to receive quality care in various areas. The diagnostic and paraclinical service is represented by a radiography room, a clinical diagnostic laboratory, a physiotherapy room and other structural units.
Controlling function District hospital, Khanty-Mansiysk carry out:
BU KHMAO - Ugra "District Clinical Hospital"
How to get the coveted coupon?
Morning assault. This is what residents of Khanty-Mansiysk now call making an appointment with a doctor in the morning. Every morning, patients gather at the terminal in the lobby of the OKB in order to get the coveted ticket to see a specialist in battle.
“I recently saw how a crowd at the OKB was almost fighting over recording on the terminal,” says resident of Khanty-Mansiysk Victoria Koloznikova. “The line of aggressive patients began already at the entrance to the hospital, and there were not only grandmothers standing there, who would have a reason to create a line somewhere, but also young people. People pushed each other out with their elbows and did not allow them to get to the terminal.”
At the same time, the girl herself came to the hospital for exactly the same assault in the children's clinic, but was among the losers. She needed to show her son to an otolaryngologist, for whom there is no appointment in the electronic registry. Victoria was helped... by a cleaning lady who let her into the OKB branch building the next morning.
“They let me warm up. In the corridor I signed up using the terminal myself. But it was like the computer game “Hurry up to get into the green square,” the girl said.
Many patients attribute the sudden shortage of appointments to a change in the operation of the district electronic registry, with the help of which they previously made appointments with doctors without problems. But now this can only be done through authorization on the State Services portal.
“It doesn’t work. The tablet constantly freezes, complains resident of the regional capital Anastasia Kuznetsova.– Last week I tried to make an appointment for my daughter to see a neurologist, I see on the screen a free window with the doctor, but I can’t “clog” it. I called the reception desk and asked to register my daughter there.”
As it turned out, the website Registration86.rf continues to operate as before. Residents of Yugra only need to create a personal account here, of course, with authorization on the State Services portal. This information was not enough for many patients to make an appointment without any problems. By the way, sooner or later all residents of Russia will have to master the State Portal, since duplicate regional sites will most likely be closed as unnecessary.
However, some experts do not consider electronic recording a panacea, rather the opposite. Thus, according to members of the Popular Front in Ugra, it is thanks to online registration that the problem of lack of appointments with specialized specialists is artificially created in the district. Often patients come to see doctors who have diagnosed themselves and prescribed a doctor. At the same time, according to statistics, up to 800 Ugra residents do not come for an appointment every month after self-registration. ONF experts believe that only a therapist should refer someone to a specialist.
When will the registries disappear?
According to the regional health department, the population’s supply of doctors of all specialties (per 10 thousand Ugra residents) is 50.3. Whereas in Russia this bar does not reach 38. The situation is similar with paramedical personnel: in Yugra - 141.4, in the country - approximately 90.
Today, you can get an appointment with a doctor in the district in different ways: make an appointment by phone, via the Internet, via a terminal, at the reception desk, and on a first-come, first-served basis.
“Our patients use all avenues. In a children's clinic, they often register through an electronic registry, in an adult clinic - by phone, says head physician of the Surgut polyclinic Maxim Slepov. According to him, there is a category of citizens who literally live in hospitals. More often these are lonely elderly people who feel a lack of attention. “Hospitals are their home, and we legally cannot refuse them, although such “patients” take up time and resources.”
Our interlocutor notes that today Surgut registries have gotten rid of constant queues. Specialists and chief doctors can verify this at any time, because video cameras operating online are installed above the “information desks.” Employees of the Ugra Medical Information and Analytical Center review these records as part of monitoring the work of the registries.
By the way, doctors consider these departments to be an anachronism, which will soon be no longer needed. This is what the healthcare industry in Ugra is striving for. As soon as federal legislation is finalized and allows hospitals to get rid of paper medical records, registries will sink into oblivion. They will be replaced by hall administrators who will simply help register through the terminal or redistribute patient flows.
Moreover, Ugra medicine is moving towards the point that soon some patients will no longer have to stand in line to see a doctor at all. On the portal of the modernized electronic registry in the updated personal account, patients will be able to get advice from a specialist without leaving the couch. To do this, the user will only have to provide access to his data to selected specialists, and they, in turn, will review the survey results and complaints and make a verdict. The only stumbling block now to the implementation of such technologies is legal issues regarding the observance of medical confidentiality and personal data of patients. From a technical point of view, everything is ready in Ugra, but legislation at the federal level is still lagging behind.
But this is the future, and today some Ugra residents continue to storm the terminals, and the high district indicators of the availability of medical care are of little comfort to them.
Officially
To date, 43.5% of initial appointments are made using remote mechanisms, such as Federal and regional electronic registries, websites of medical organizations, healthcare contact centers and self-service terminals. More than one million services for pre-registration with a doctor are provided in electronic form, almost half of which are provided through the Federal and regional electronic registry.
In 2017, in order to increase the accessibility of medical care, a mechanism was developed and tested on the basis of the regional registry that will allow patients, in the absence of an available time for a doctor’s appointment, to leave a request for an appointment, indicating a suitable time, after which the registrars of medical organizations will contact the patient and select the most comfortable time reception. The service is called “Waiting List” and will be launched in pilot mode in December 2017, after which it will be rolled out throughout the district in 2018.
To popularize the State Services portal, since August 2017, remote appointments with a doctor have been provided exclusively to patients authorized using a portal account, which has increased the involvement of citizens in receiving healthcare services electronically.
ONF expert in Ugra, Surgut Duma deputy Maxim Slepov:
– As a social activist, I participated in the work of experts who assessed the availability of medical care in the districts. They sat in the corridors of hospitals and wrote down appointment times, tried to make appointments with doctors in different ways, and so on.
As a result, we came to the conclusion that medical care is indeed available in the regions, however, each specific municipality has its own shortcomings. These are operational issues that will always be there – in some places the registration desk is uninformative, in others “decoy” patients were unable to sign up via the Internet, sometimes the hospital administration did not make contact.
But in general, our district is in a leading position in Russia in terms of access to medical care. You can sign up anywhere and anytime.
By the way:
OKB Khanty-Mansiysk is the only district clinic that provides comprehensive services of primary, specialized and high-tech care, that is, there are both inpatient departments and clinics: adults, children and women's consultations. Every year, OKB clinics receive 700 thousand patients.
My 2-year-old daughter and I came for a planned hospitalization from the city of Urai on December 1, 2011 for a diagnosis. We were admitted and admitted to the pediatric department. We were already in the ward at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon, considering that we drove by car from Uray to Khanty-Mansiysk for 6 hours (on the road from 7 am), the doctor examined us only at about 10 o’clock in the evening after my 3rd request, the attending physician was with us was the head of the department Bostanova A.B. 02.12.2011 got tested. December 3 and 4 were days off. On Monday, December 5, a doctor examined us at about 11 o’clock; nothing else was done to us that day, just like on the weekend. On the night of December 5-6, at about 3 a.m., the child began to have a dry, frequent cough with yellow vomit. I took the baby in my arms (considering that the baby weighs 17 kg and I am 7 months pregnant) I went to the hospital room and asked the doctor on duty to examine us. After listening to us, the doctor said that everything was fine, in response to my request to look at the child’s throat, I heard that she didn’t know where they were
spatula and generally go to the ward, they won’t do anything until the morning anyway. I went to the ward with the child in my arms, she was coughing and vomiting, I only had time to carry her to the toilet, I myself was in tears from such help, I wanted to walk home to Uraya at night. Finally, 7 o’clock in the morning on December 6 came, a m/s came to us with thermometers, I asked her when the doctor would come to us, 15 minutes later the same night doctor came to us, after listening to us she said that everything was fine, asked how many times she vomited before the morning , to which I replied that I didn’t count, because this process happened almost every 5-10 minutes. The doctor on duty left, the m/s came with a syringe, and to the question “what is this?” m/s said that it was the antiemetic drug “tsirukal”, I told her that first let the doctor look at our throat. The doctor came, looked at my throat, said that everything was fine, I said okay, put “Cirukal”. M/s came, bent down to give an injection, and she smelled of fumes, I also thought, “I successfully got a job.” And the previous evening, December 5, on the ped. department, some event was celebrated in the office of the head. department, my roommate witnessed all this. On the morning of December 6, I went to see our attending physician, Head. department, there was a terrible smell of fumes in the office, I told what happened at night with my child, to which she replied, I’ll come over after the planning meeting. It was 10 o’clock in the morning, an epidemiologist with a senior medical officer came to us, they began to ask us what we had eaten and drank since the evening, how many times we had vomited at night, I told them what we had eaten and drank, and left. At about 11:30 our doctor came to us, apparently the planning meetings were over, she listened to us and said we needed to get CITO tests. At about 12 o'clock the temperature rose to 38, I informed the doctor about this and said that we were vomiting even from water. I asked the doctor to give us a referral for rotavirus. After lunch we donated blood, but so far there has been no further help. Once again, asking about the blood results, the doctor told me that the test was ready, but she didn’t have time to look yet. Nevertheless, once again, going to the doctor and asking about the results, the doctor said that our leukocytes were elevated, it turned out that not only we were like this, but there were 2 other children with the same condition, one child was transferred to the infectious diseases department at night. Around 6pm we were finally given an antibiotic. Thanks to this attitude and treatment of us, my stomach began to hurt, I could barely walk along the corridor from the doctor (asking for the results) to the ward, when one of the nurses saw me, she asked, “Are you feeling bad?”, I said “yes,” she called to me therapist The therapist looked at me and called a gynecologist from the pathology department. And then it all started: they ran in and began to fuss. The gynecologist examined me, hooked up the device, measured my tone, did an ultrasound, took blood tests. Nurses and nurses began running into our room, and even our attending physician came into the room several times during the evening and asked how I was feeling and Does your daughter have a fever? I refused to be admitted to the pathology department because... Having seen the attitude of the doctors and nurses towards us, I was afraid to leave the child in the ped. department alone, I was simply amazed at the indifference of the head. departments, doctors and individuals m/s. With pathology, the midwife gave an injection and a drip, after which I calmed down a little, but the tears just rolled down on their own, because we are in another city, we have no one here and this is the attitude, although I was traveling with the hope that we would finally get a diagnosis Why and why do we have a cough, and why does the child have a terrible smell of acetone from his mouth? At about 10 pm my daughter was given another antibiotic. The night seemed to pass calmly, without vomiting, but with a temperature of 37-37.5 C. On December 7, they took the tests again, gave my daughter an antibiotic, gave me an IV and an injection, and also took blood for tests. The day passed calmly, without vomiting, but the temperature rose. On the day of departure, December 8, I was scolded as a schoolgirl by the m/s, for the fact that I looked at my extract with tests from the pathology department, an outpatient card for pregnancy, which was told to me
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Hello. On 05/03/2018, in a children’s clinic on Engels Street, a simply egregious, in my opinion, incident occurred. Today we decided to contact the pediatrician of the 8th district, because a 5-year-old child fell ill, the first day the temperature was 38 and the throat was red. I would like to immediately note that the child does not tolerate fever well; a couple of years ago he suffered from febrile convulsions syndrome twice against a background of high fever. Well, when we turned to the station for help, the reception was coming to an end, or rather, there were 40 minutes left before the end. Due to the fact that there were still a lot of people, I still decided to wait until the end of the appointment, hoping that the doctor would still see a small patient with a fever. And what was my indignation, or rather, disappointment, when the pediatrician, loudly and clearly saying that she would not see us, got up from the table, and despite my request, based on the fact that only I was left with a child who had a fever , and it would be difficult for him to sit through a long line at another station, she calmly and silently collected her things and, not paying attention to us, left the office. This behavior made me feel uneasy, how could this be possible, after all, this is a children’s doctor, and if a child came to the doctor for help, then it was for a reason. This is all happening during an unfavorable epidemiological situation. As a result, I took the child by the hand and left the clinic, because it was impossible to get to another site, and the child wanted to sleep, but the temperature was 38. I really want to believe that after all, my cry from the heart will be heard by the management of the pediatric department, and by myself doctor, because she probably also has grandchildren.
I went in the summer for a consultation about embolization. Some red-haired, shaggy head. department, looking at me, asked about my weight. Then she expressed doubt about the operation for the reason: “Why is the surgeon going to dig into your fat?” Together with their sycophant /deputy or girlfriend/ they put on a show in the spirit of “we are not smarter in the world”, prescribed some hormones, and if in six months they do not help, then extirpation. The background to all this is this. They sent me from a small town for a consultation. I’m 45 and work as a dispatcher. The doctor said to call Khanty and ask if they would accept me with such a diagnosis. I call, a weak-speaking doctor answers the phone and asks who you are. I explain the situation and hang up. I call again, same thing again. She’s not only weak-spoken, apparently it’s a system-wide problem for her. Due to the nature of my work, I don’t understand how you can send a person like that without resolving his situation, even just with advice. That's almost exactly what I told her. As a result, the doctor spoke and my doctor also signed me up. Apparently the weak-speaking doctor remembered my address to her. I arrived in Khanty, I was waiting to be received, someone was running around, looking askance. Well, he and the redhead had a blast, as they say, like a woman. I’ve been wanting to write a review for a long time, but only now got around to it. Good health to everyone.
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