have been vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2. Those who register will receive a single-dose vaccine
Johnson&Johnson and a certificate of vaccination against COVID-19. Vaccinations will be carried out
will take place every Wednesday from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. The campaign starts on September 15.
Disturbing reports of an increase in the number of SARS-CoV-2 cases and children returning to schools are slowly bringing back interest in COVID-19 vaccinations. Experts point out that each additional person immune to coronaviruses increases the safety in their environment and prevents the spread of another wave of the pandemic.
Friendly care and appropriate play can significantly affect your child's development. Even the right carrying or positioning of the little one is of great importance.
An early visit to a physiotherapist will help detect small irregularities at a very early stage, which, if unnoticed, can become permanent and remain with your little one for a long time.
220 people took advantage of the COVID-19 summer vaccination campaign in Kobierzyce. On Saturdays, August 14 and 21, patients were vaccinated at the NZOZ Twój Lekarz Clinic. The Kobierzyce Commune Office provided transport for all interested parties. Most patients were interested in receiving the single-dose Johnson&Johnson vaccine. Some opted for the two-dose Pfizer vaccine. It was also received by children aged 12 and over who came to the vaccination with their parents.
A Certified Lactation Consultant is a person who performs a medical profession - a doctor, midwife, nurse, who has expanded their knowledge of physiology and problems in lactation. The certificate is awarded by the Lactation Science Center - CNoL. The document is a confirmation that the expert acts in accordance with the most up-to-date medical knowledge.
On Saturdays, August 14 and 21, residents of the Kobierzyce Commune who have not yet been vaccinated against COVID-19 will be able to do so during a special campaign ZA#SCZCZPIONE KOBIERZYCE. This is a joint action of the Kobierzyce Commune Office and NZOZ Twój Lekarz. Anyone willing to receive the preparation can report from Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 15:30 at the following numbers: 71 36 98 120 or 71 36 98 129.
Disturbing reports about a possible fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and, consequently, the possibility of a return to pandemic restrictions are a reason to accelerate the vaccination campaign. NZOZ Twój Lekarz, as an entity running six vaccination points in Wrocław and the Kobierzyce Commune, currently has supplies of the Pfizer preparation and the ability to organize a vaccination campaign for company employees.
Online childbirth classes are free of charge for all women after the 21st week of pregnancy who have submitted a declaration to the midwife at the Twój Lekarz clinic.
The classes will be led by Izabela Ksyta-Moćko, Your Doctor’s family midwife, and will be available as online meetings on Your Doctor’s Facebook page.
As part of the course, each of the ladies will be able to take advantage of an individual meeting with a midwife, during which there will be an opportunity to practice newborn care, birthing positions and breathing techniques, and an individual discussion of the birth plan. The date of the meeting to be individually agreed with midwife Aleksandra Bernat, after the 32nd week of pregnancy.
Izabela Ksyta Moćko from NZOZ Twój Lekarz is competing for the title of MEDAL-WORTHY MIDWIFE! This is the 8th edition of the nationwide competition, in which the best midwife in Poland is selected. The campaign, conducted since 2014, aims to raise awareness in society of the role that midwives play in perinatal care. The organizers of the plebiscite emphasize that a midwife is not only caring and caring, but also increasingly higher medical competences and the responsibility associated with them.
After months spent on distance learning, children and young people need activity, experts emphasize. This is the only way to improve physical fitness and return to a normal lifestyle after the pandemic. "As parents, we must do everything in our power to pull children away from computers, because they have spent most of their time in front of monitors so far," says Mariola Madler-Litera, head of the Twój Lekarz network. "Joint walks, bike trips, games and outdoor activities - should be a permanent part of the schedule for the end of the school year and the upcoming holidays," adds the doctor. A sedentary lifestyle and lack of regular exercise affect the health of all age groups - which is confirmed by research by scientists.