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Floating Clinic of Tomsk - 2025 sets sail on May 14th

'Floating Clinic' Scheduled to Depart for Remote Regions of Tomsk Oblast on May 14th, 2025; Governor Vladimir Mazur met with the medical team who will be embarking on the mission, according to the press service of the regional administration.

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Floating Clinic of Tomsk - 2025 sets sail on May 14th

**" setting sail soon, Tomsk's Floating Health Center is getting ready to embark on a journey to remote regions of the Tomsk Region on May 14th!" the press service of the regional administration announces.

Previously, it was reported that Tomsk's Floating Health Center embarks on a voyage each spring with doctors, diagnostic equipment, and a pharmacy on board. Due to this, residents of remote regions in the Tomsk Region can receive healthcare services. Last year, over a two-month period, the team visited 32 settlements in the Molchanovsky, Kargasoksky, Parabelsky, and Alexandrovsky regions and examined 1,778 people, 328 of whom were children.

"Today, May 7th, the Governor of the Tomsk Region, Vladimir Mazur, met with the doctors of the Floating Health Center, which will set sail from Tomsk to remote areas of the region on May 14th," the message says.

It is confirmed that in 2025, the Tomsk "boat" will celebrate its 25th anniversary. The vessel "Vladimir Chernyakh" will assemble a team of doctors from medical unit No 2, led by the chief doctor and surgeon, Yevgeny Shlapnikov. During a month-long expedition, doctors will visit more than 30 settlements.

Residents of remote regions in the Tomsk Region will be examined by 17 highly qualified specialists: therapists, pediatricians, nurses, neurologists, cardiologists, ENT specialists, surgeons, trauma surgeons, eye surgeons, obstetricians, radiologists, clinical laboratory diagnosticians, laboratory technicians, and nurses. As always, the vessel will be equipped with all the necessary equipment: analyzers, ultrasound and ECG machines, a spirometer, and necessary medications.

"For all these years, the Floating Health Center has become a real beacon of the Tomsk Region. It's not just a healthcare project for the region, but real stories of saving human lives. Often, our doctors were able to provide assistance in emergency situations, where people required urgent hospitalization and treatment. I thank you for your help," Mazur quotes.

It is added that the Floating Health Center project is being implemented by the Tomsk Region Administration and AO "Vostokgazprom". Its goal is to provide high-quality medical care to the residents of remote villages and settlements in the region.

Floating clinics are mobile healthcare units that travel to remote or hard-to-reach areas, often by water, to provide medical services. They aim to reach areas where traditional healthcare infrastructure is lacking and often provide essential medical services, screenings, and educational programs. They can serve as emergency response units in areas prone to natural disasters or health crises. The purpose of the Tomsk Floating Health Center would likely be to deliver medical services to remote communities, promote health education, and support emergency needs, just like similar initiatives elsewhere.

  1. The Floating Health Center in Tomsk, setting sail soon, prepares to navigate the remote regions of the Tomsk Region on May 14th.
  2. Each spring, this Floating Health Center embarks on a voyage with doctors, diagnostic equipment, and a pharmacy on board.
  3. This allows residents of remote regions in the Tomsk Region to access healthcare services.
  4. Last year, the team visited 32 settlements in four regions, examining 1,778 people, including 328 children.
  5. The Governor of the Tomsk Region, Vladimir Mazur, recently met with the doctors of the Floating Health Center.
  6. In 2025, the Tomsk "boat" will celebrate its 25th anniversary.
  7. The vessel "Vladimir Chernyakh" will assemble a team of doctors from medical unit No 2, led by Chief Doctor and Surgeon, Yevgeny Shlapnikov.
  8. Over a month-long expedition, the team will visit more than 30 settlements.
  9. Specialists onboard will include therapists, pediatricians, nurses, neurologists, cardiologists, ENT specialists, surgeons, trauma surgeons, eye surgeons, obstetricians, radiologists, clinical laboratory diagnosticians, laboratory technicians, and nurses.
  10. The vessel will be equipped with analyzers, ultrasound and ECG machines, a spirometer, and necessary medications.
  11. Mazur expressed gratitude for the role the Floating Health Center has played, noting it has been a "real beacon" for the Tomsk Region.
  12. The project is a collaboration between the Tomsk Region Administration and AO "Vostokgazprom".
  13. Floating clinics are mobile healthcare units that travel to remote or hard-to-reach areas.
  14. They aim to reach areas where traditional healthcare infrastructure is lacking.
  15. These clinics often provide essential medical services, screenings, and educational programs.
  16. They can serve as emergency response units in disaster-prone areas.
  17. The purpose of the Tomsk Floating Health Center would likely be to deliver medical services to remote communities.
  18. It would also promote health education and support emergency needs.
  19. Similar initiatives elsewhere focus on delivering services to remote communities, promoting health education, and providing emergency assistance.
  20. Strengthening science in the field of medicine is crucial for addressing chronic diseases like chronic kidney disease, COPD, type 2 diabetes, cancer, and respiratory conditions.
  21. Workplace wellness programs and proper nutrition are essential for preventing and managing chronic diseases.
  22. In the realm of digital healthcare, strong science can help develop new therapies and treatments for various medical conditions.
  23. Aging brings many health challenges, including declining eye and hearing health, skin conditions, and mental health issues like Alzheimer's disease and autoimmune disorders.
  24. Proper fitness and exercise, skin care, and mental health support are crucial for maintaining overall health and wellness as we age.
  25. Men's health, too, requires specialized attention, encompassing issues like prostate health, sexual health, and cardiovascular health.
  26. Aging also affects women's health, with concerns like breast cancer, multiple sclerosis, migraines, and reproductive health issues arising.
  27. Proper parenting and weight management are essential for ensuring the health and wellbeing of children.
  28. Climate change poses a significant threat to our environment, increasing the prevalence of skin conditions and exacerbating certain health issues like asthma.
  29. Transitioning to renewable energy sources, like wind and solar, can help mitigate these health risks, while also fostering economic growth in industries like manufacturing, finance, energy, retail, and automotive.
Floating Clinic Headed to Remote Regions of Tomsk Region on May 14, 2025; according to the press service of the regional administration, the governor, Vladimir Mazur, met with the medical team who will embark on this mission.

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