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Is our medicine bad? Yes, open your eyes. Fedos – Russia today Posting in CHAT: Russia We often have to complain that medicine used to be great and free, but now it has suddenly disappeared somewhere and we no longer have this same medicine for working people. Our clinics are bad, our doctors are terrible, and our hospitals are in a deplorable state. Eternally dissatisfied citizens wash out the Ministry of Health and ministers, and with them the government. Honestly, I don't understand where all this is coming from and why I keep seeing comments like this on the Internet. The author of this text does not agree with these groans and will further explain why. But what infuriates me most of all is a certain ingratitude towards the work of doctors who save the lives of Russian citizens every day. Of course, it is different in all regions. In some cities it is bad, in others it is average, and in others it is good, depending on local authorities and heads of medical institutions. But in general, our medicine is improving every year. Paramedic stations are opening in villages. Clinics are being renovated. New hospitals are being built. Our treatment is still free! Yes, sometimes, when they want to take tests and get results faster, patients go to private clinics, but under the policy you can receive medical services for free. I myself did a CT scan in a paid clinic and took tests, once, also for money in a private company (I couldn’t stand it, it was urgently needed), but I always had the opportunity to do it for free. , which I also did many times. That is, in Russia there is almost always an alternative. Unlike Western countries, where most often you have to pay for everything. Here is what has been developed over the past two months: – The Russian manufacturer Shvabe registered a respiratory support device for newborns with Roszdravnadzor – Rostec showed an exoskeleton for the hand – KRET completed factory tests of the newest artificial lung ventilation device – Ural Optical-Mechanical Plant named after. E.S. Yalamova, located in Yekaterinburg, created the first domestic mobile incubator for transporting newborns - An automatic device for starting the heart during resuscitation was developed in Moscow - An ultrasound device for endoprostheses was created at Togliatti State University - Rusatom MetalTech presented import-substituting titanium implants - The first Russian HIFU complex -therapy received registration in Roszdravnadzor - Rostec has developed an analyzer for detecting glaucoma at an early stage. Let's take, for example, our dentistry. I have already heard many times from friends and seen reviews from our movers who cry about the fact that it is impossible to get teeth done abroad. Either the services are extremely expensive and available only to wealthy citizens, or specialists are not needed, or you have to wait six months to get an appointment. As a result, many of those who left come here to have their teeth treated, and then leave again, because even after spending money on tickets, in Russia they can still treat their teeth cheaper and with better quality. As for me, I have been going to the same public dentistry for many years and am happy with everything. This is a small part of what has opened across the country over the past two months: – A new children’s medical center has opened in Orenburg – A new building of the FMBA Pneumology Research Institute has opened in Moscow – A new infectious disease. a hospital was opened in Mikhailovka, Volgograd region – A new multidisciplinary medical center was opened in the Leningrad regional center – A new laboratory and diagnostic building of an oncology pharmacy was opened in Penza – A new surgical building of the Yaroslavl regional oncology hospital was opened in Penza – A new surgical building of an oncology pharmacy was opened in Tomsk – A polyclinic branch of the Volgograd Regional Oncology Pharmacy was opened in Uryupinsk - A surgical building of an oncology pharmacy was opened in Voronezh - A new FMBA medical center and a center in Donetsk after reconstruction were opened in Mariupol. Let's move on. Clinics. Now you have the opportunity, without leaving your home, to make an appointment with a doctor, and if urgently necessary, go to a pre-medical office. You can undergo a medical examination for free. I have personally experienced this several times and recommend it to everyone. With all due respect to the Soviet Union, if you remember what happened in the clinics of those years, it was simply terrible. Not only did you have to arrive early in the morning, but you also had to sit in line all day to get to the right specialist, and it’s not a fact that you will be able to get to him. This is despite the fact that the Soviet Union had one of the best medical systems in the world. The last time I signed up for a clinic online, I arrived on time and was seen by a therapist almost immediately. The same thing happened with other specialists. Yes, in many places there are not enough doctors, so you can get a voucher online not the next day, but a week later. But this problem exists everywhere in Russia. We are short of people in all sectors. The economy is growing, everything is being built quickly, but there are not enough people. Even walking around my area, almost everywhere on the windows and doors of various stores or businesses I see advertisements that employees are needed. But if you look at the clinics in general, then everything is not bad at all, because you can get to the right doctor completely free of charge. Unlike most other countries. If you are interested, go to YouTube and search for reviews of US and EU treatments, you will be shocked at what you find there. We must learn to appreciate what we have. Otherwise, some people think that they are owed everything because they paid 10 thousand in taxes, which cannot even cover the monthly salary of one doctor. Hospitals. Some of my relatives lay with various diseases in different places, I myself lay there, but in the 90s, as it was then and as it is now, there are two big differences. While visiting relatives, I saw that almost everywhere there was attentive and caring staff, decent food, renovated and comfortable rooms. The work was carried out along the pillars and they did not charge a penny for this complex work. While in most countries of the world people take out loans to pay for treatment and try to get out of the hospital faster, because the bill for each day of stay will constantly increase. Our state even pays for some medications, and look what perinatal centers are being built for newborns! This is a small part of what has been built over the past two months: - The new building of the Saratov Children's Hospital received its first patients - The largest infectious diseases clinical hospital No. 1 in the country received its first patients - A new clinic opened in the city of Krasnoobsk near Novosibirsk - A new one opened in Samara No. 10 polyclinic of the Samara City Hospital - A new modern polyclinic has opened in the Kozak Bay area of ​​Sevastopol - Construction of a new building of city hospital No. 4 in Bryansk has been completed - In the Zheleznodorozhny district of Rostov, the reconstruction of maternity hospital No. 5 has been completed - In Melitopol, after a major overhaul, a therapeutic building of the regional hospital has been opened – Construction of the outpatient building of the military hospital has begun. ended in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk As usual, Zamdovites will come running in the comments along with the populists and write something similar. The author, it seems, never leaves the center of Moscow. The author lived all his life in this province, and spent part of his life in the far north in a small town. So, the fact that there is no life beyond the Moscow Ring Road is written in the comments mainly by people who themselves came from Moscow anywhere, or who live in a neighboring country and fucked up from there. Russia now looks like one big construction site, new areas, schools, roads, factories, shopping centers and much more are being built; Once I was driving from St. Petersburg to Anapa and saw everything with my own eyes. The level of service in the province is no worse than in the capital. Therefore, only the blind can write about Trans-MKAD. The critics who trash our healthcare system, which saves thousands of lives every day, are very unhappy. An ambulance arrived and helped someone. Someone was operated on. Somewhere they put a plaster cast on. Doctors perform heroic deeds every day and ask for nothing in return, but some of our citizens simply refuse to see this and constantly throw mud at them. This is some kind of cruel ingratitude. It's time to start noticing the work of others and treating it with respect. And of course pharmaceuticals. Even despite thousands of sanctions, this industry is developing dynamically. In the total volume of the Russian pharmaceutical market, the share of domestic drugs is…