On Monday, October 12, 2020, between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., more than 5,000 patients tried to call the registration hotline, which almost completely paralyzed its work.
To avoid such situations in the future and shorten the waiting time for a registration connection, we have expanded the catalog of matters that can be handled remotely, without waiting for a conversation.
A mobile COVID-19 antigen test point has been launched in Kobierzyce. Starting from September 22, swabs will be taken every Tuesday and Friday, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the parking lot of Przychodnia Twój Lekarz at ul. Witosa 5. Patients who register at www.testprzesiewowy.pl will be invited to pay for the tests. In the interests of safety, the campaign will be conducted in compliance with the highest epidemiological and sanitary rigors, and people tested at the drive-thru point will not get out of their cars.
A new list of reimbursed medicines has been in force since September. For the first time, it includes free medicines for pregnant women. The list currently includes 114 medicines, most frequently used by pregnant women. The list will be supplemented with more items.
The coronavirus holidays are behind us, symbolized by the iconic photo of a crowded beach in Władysławowo illustrating the absolute lack of social distancing during group recreation. What will be the symbol of the school year that is just beginning? We can still decide on this by properly preparing children and young people for it. The shared experience of lockdown and distance learning has changed a lot in the minds of students and their parents. Never before has the school year in its classic edition been as anticipated as it is now. Now, however, the joy of going to school and meeting peers must be combined with an awareness of the threats that resuming classes brings.
This is the definitive end of the holidays. In a moment, memories of trips will fade like a tan after long hours of sunbathing by the sea, lakes or in the mountains. This year's season was exceptional. After a spring spent in forced quarantine, everyone, more than usual, longing for a vacation, set off on vacation. We sunbathed a lot, often forgetting that it is best to enjoy the sun in moderation and […]
Usually, the sting is harmless and causes only redness, pain, or a burning sensation. In extreme cases, however, stings can lead to anaphylactic shock.
Spending time outdoors, especially in green areas, by a river or lake, increases the risk of being bitten by a tick. They can carry viruses, bacteria and protozoa that are dangerous to our health. Ticks are most often encountered in places covered with grass or bushes. Bushes are an ideal place to wait for their "victim", ticks most often hide on the shaded underside of leaves, no higher than 1-1.5 m. They are most active in the morning and evening hours.
The current epidemiological situation makes our face-to-face contacts a bit more difficult. However, we want you to be able to count on our support in preparing for childbirth and motherhood, which is why we are offering remote classes that will start on July 9 and last 9 weeks.
New disease statistics, information about virus outbreaks, tests, swabs, work on a vaccine – hundreds of reports related to the COVID-19 pandemic are coming in every day. As recipients, we are starting to “immunize” them, treating them as part of our everyday lives. We have become accustomed to appeals for caution, restrictions on access to some institutions, and ubiquitous reminders to disinfect hands, wear masks, and maintain social distance. Unfortunately, according to epidemiologists, the coronavirus is not letting up and is still very dangerous.
The forced isolation caused by COVID-19 has had a particularly negative impact on people suffering from musculoskeletal disorders. Patients requiring rehabilitation and physiotherapy have been deprived of the opportunity to use treatments that reduce symptoms and improve quality of life for several weeks. A project that will change this is just starting.