[Branch N 6 of GVKG n. a. N.N. Burdenko celebrates 90th anniversary]

Voenno-Meditsinskii Zhurnal
|February 16, 2012
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Celebrating 90 years, Branch N 6 of the Main Military Clinical Hospital provides vital care. This military clinic offers extensive outpatient and inpatient services, reducing the load on other defense health facilities.

Area of Science:

  • Military Medicine
  • Healthcare Administration

Context:

  • This article commemorates the 90th anniversary of Branch N 6, a major facility within the Main Military Clinical Hospital n.a N.N. Burdenko.
  • The branch serves a significant population, including active military personnel, Ministry of Defence retirees, their families, and civilian staff of the Armed Forces.

Purpose:

  • To highlight the operational capacity and historical significance of Branch N 6.
  • To detail the comprehensive medical services offered and the scale of patient care provided.

Summary:

  • Branch N 6 operates a six-day patient facility, annually treating over 4,000 patients, thereby alleviating pressure on military hospitals and sanatoriums.
  • The polyclinic serves up to 2,000 individuals daily, with over 60,000 registered patients and an additional 250,000 receiving advisory medical support.
  • Care is delivered by over 280 physicians across 62 specialties, supported by 380 nurses, within 119 modern therapeutic and diagnostic departments.

Impact:

  • The facility significantly reduces the burden on military healthcare infrastructure.
  • Provides essential, high-volume medical services to a large demographic within the Ministry of Defence and associated personnel.
  • Modernized departments and specialized staff ensure comprehensive and advanced patient care.

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