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New Outpatient and CT Center to be Established in Nizhny Tagil Hospital

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A significant upgrade is underway at the city hospital No. 4 in Nizhny Tagil, Sverdlovsk Region, with a subsidy of approximately 200 million rubles allocated from the Ministry of Health. The modernization aims to combine the hospital's resources with primary medical care, enhancing the experience for both patients and medical staff. The new outpatient and CT center is set to begin operations, offering high-precision vital research through CT and MRI scans, furthering the goals of the national project "Long and active life." The facility's design will prioritize accessibility and comfort for patients, including low-mobility individuals.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Ministry of Health allocated a subsidy of about 200 million rubles for the repair of premises and the purchase of equipment for the new outpatient and computed tomography in the city hospital No. 4 of Nizhny Tagil.
  • The new facility will combine the resources of the hospital and the format of primary medical care, making it the first municipality in the experience of such integration.
  • The center will perform dozens of researches daily, aiming to fulfill the tasks of the national project "Long and active life."
  • A complex will be built on the hospital's territory, featuring a CT and MRI unit, and an advisory and diagnostic center.
  • The internal architecture of the premises will be completely renovated, including repairs to the foundation, walls, ceilings, stairs, windows, and doors.
  • The medical equipment, including a CT (2 tons) and an MRI apparatus (almost 5 tons), has already been purchased, and the manufacturer will install and ensure its performance.
  • The experts of the X-ray department are undergoing additional training to fully utilize the capabilities of the new equipment.
  • With the commissioning of the MRI and CT Center, Tagilchan and residents of Gornozavodsk District will have access to high-precision vital research as part of compulsory medical insurance.

Statistics:

  • 200 million rubles - subsidy allocated by the Ministry of Health for the new outpatient and CT center.
  • 2 tons - weight of the CT apparatus.
  • 5 tons - weight of the MRI apparatus.
  • 200 million - allocated budget for repairs and equipment purchases.

Sources:

  • Ministry of Health of the Sverdlovsk Region
  • City Hospital No. 4 of Nizhny Tagil
  • National project "Long and active life"

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