Akim of Pavlodar region visited the temporary hospitals in Aksu

Akim of Pavlodar region visited the temporary hospitals in Aksu

Abylkair Skakov paid a visit to three hospitals - in the central city hospital, health-improvement center “EEC” JSC and medical center “Eurasia” as well as one of the city pharmacies.

“More than 200 patients were in the temporary hospitals of the city one week ago. Today the number has reached 154. Last day the number of people who came to the hospitals and a polyclinic was 47 and 48, respectively. On Friday these indicators were 90 and 95” the head physician of the Aksu city hospital Maksat Mukashev said.

“The dynamics of morbidity is difficult to predict. Our health workers must be ready for any result, including degradation of the situation”, akim of Pavlodar region noted.

In the city hospital there are five respiratory medical devices. Now only three of them are used. In the next few days the medical facility will receive three artificial respirators and in 15 days – two ones. The medical facility has also a computed tomography scanner. 20 people are examined here per day.

Some patients receive treatment in the medical center “Eurasia”. Today there are 50. Abylkair Skakov talked to the patients. They told that medical personnel were attentive. There were enough medicines. The food was good.

150 people have been discharged from the temporary hospital, which is situated in the center “Eurasia”. The center uses an electronic database where are all medical indicators of the patients and their treatment. The private medical center has its own computed tomography scanner.

Patients in a stable condition are sent to the health-improvement center “EEC” JSC. Today there are 20 people. The high number of patients reached 60.

“We are provided with medicines, oxygen. There are no problems with food. There are no complaints from the patients”, attending medical doctor of the hospital Kurmanbek Bakytbekuly said.

In one of the chemist's shops of Aksu city the head of the region talked to the pharmacists. They has told that in the near future it is expected additional supply of antibiotics and paracetamol. In general, the pharmacy is provided with antibiotics, anticoagulants, antiviral and antipyretic drugs.