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Gorodskaya poliklinika № 28

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Minsk, vulica Gintawta, 28

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Level 4 Local Expert
October 8, 2024
A good clinic! Thanks to the therapist Panfilova Yu.P . I was at the reception today, everything was clear and fast. It was Yulia Petrovna's first time, I got the impression that this is a Doctor who will always help! I also took tests at this clinic, doctors are trying to help everyone and do everything in time and they succeed! Individual approach to each patient!
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Level 13 Local Expert
October 26, 2024
Due to the repair of the 11th polyclinic, the reception for the 11th and 19th sections was postponed to the 28th. There are a lot of people to the trauma surgeon. Children spend 2-3 hours in queues. There are THREE queues to defend. to the reception, to the picture, then back to the reception with the picture! 30-50 minutes each. At the same time, the doctors leading the reception delay the time before the break and manage to surf the Internet right during the reception! Maybe, in connection with the merger of the two sites, the reception should be expanded somehow?
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Level 3 Local Expert
March 5
Traumatology, are you crazy??? The Children's department, there are not enough benches, toddlers and teenagers are forced to be placed on the floor. Yesterday we arrived at the beginning of the reception, a huge number of people were already sitting. We served 3.5 hours to get a referral for an X-ray (specifically, we had a repeat examination). The inspection itself lasted 3 seconds, during which the plaster was removed and sent to the 7th floor. On the 7th floor, a specialist came to us and informed us that the device was not working and it was not known when it would be repaired. After hobbling to the traumatologist's office (the queue did not get any smaller, by the way), we were packed in plaster again, and sent to another clinic, specifying that we should remove the plaster ourselves before the X-ray and then put it back on ourselves, since it is forbidden to remove plaster without indications!!! The question is why do we need such medicine if everything is needed in the end do it yourself?! It is a pity for the wasted nerves and time of parents, it is very sad to see how children, instead of quality treatment, are forced to marinate for 4 hours in queues in disgusting conditions.
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