Center of Family doctors from Balti Municipality
Since 2012 AO Medlife has been cooperating fruitfully with the Family Medicine Center in Bălţi to provide community and palliative care services at home. The CMF administration of Bălţi municipality is interested in the extension of this type of medical service to the population and by its actions, it actively contributes to the increase of the volume of medical care at home in the territory served.
The interaction takes place at all levels of primary medicine in Bălţi, from the coordination with the IMSP CMF Leadership Bălţi, continuing at the level of Health Centers, section heads and ending with family doctors and rural areas belonging to Bălţi municipality. An important place in the implementation of medical and palliative care belongs to the nurses from CMF mun. Bălți.
In each
sector, together with family doctors, according to the medical guidelines, the selections
of patients who need this type of services, the necessary procedures and the
individual care volume for each patient are selected. Annually, lists of
patients in need of home care services are discussed with the leaders of the
Bălți Family doctors Center, updated and expanded. Appropriate medical
documentation is provided.
The
result of many years of joint work has led to a significant increase in the
volume of home care services. At the same time, the coverage of this service
has expanded. One of the main results of the active collaboration is that the
territory served by Balti primary school today is mostly covered with services
for community care and palliative care at home in the Republic of Moldova.
Collaboration with Balti Medical College
AO
Medlife collaborates with the Balti Medical College in order to implement
community medical and palliative care at home. In 2018 a collaboration contract
was concluded between Balti Medical College and AO Medlife.
AO
Medlife has provided College students with the foundation, structure and skills
of the organization in implementing community and palliative care at home.
Students undertake AO Medlife's practical studies where they strengthen their
acquired theoretical knowledge and gain practical skills in home care.
An
important component of cooperation is the visit of addicted patients by AO
Medlife healthcare along with home-based students on a voluntary and
non-reimbursable basis.
82 volunteers participate in home visits of elderly people and in patients who need care, do various work, participate in the lives of single people. This activity significantly improves the quality of life of severe and untreatable patients, both medically and socially.
SA Labormed Phara
