Enhancing Patient Volume at the Cardiac Center in Nizhny Novgorod
Nizhny Novgorod: Acad. Korolev Cardio Center May Expand Services
Nizhny Novgorod's Cardio Center named after Academician B.A. Korolev could see an increase in patient influx from both local and other regions, according to the institution's head doctor, Anton Maximov.
The specialized cardiosurgical clinic, which already collaborates with regional capitals and federal centers like Moscow, has plans to offer its services on a "Doctor-Patient" basis, said Victoria Teplitskaya, the deputy chief doctor. This would require cooperation from hospitals offering consultation services, Teplitskaya explained.
At present, the cardio center in Nizhny Novgorod operates on a "Doctor-Doctor" basis with these cities and Moscow. The center provides approximately 10 operations daily with staff working in two shifts.
Additionally, the hospital is expected to have a helipad installed, as part of a regional project "Health Quarter," with the repair of the medical institution almost complete. The center also accommodates medical students from local universities for practical training.
While no specific details are available regarding the cardio center's plans to extend its reach to other regions, potential strategies for healthcare facilities seeking growth may include:- Collaboration with local universities for access to advanced research- Development of modern facilities and equipment to enhance capacity and reputation- Implementation of telemedicine services to reach more patients- Community outreach to boost visibility and trust in services- Seeking support from government initiatives for financial and logistical assistance in expansion.
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