This month, about 150 more FAPs [feldsher-midwife stations] in the Volyn region received the manuals "Nursing in Gynecology." Today, representatives of the Volyn Public Center of the All-Ukrainian Public Organization "Our Ukraine" met with staff of the Manevychi Central District Hospital, where at a meeting of feldsher-midwife station workers they also handed out the manuals.

Deputy chief physician for medical work of the Manevychi Central District Hospital Ivan Shvorak spoke about the development of rural medicine in their district and outlined the problems that concern them as doctors, because the life and health of patients are the main thing. The greatest inconvenience in the hospital's work is caused by the malfunction of the X-ray machine, which, after 30 years of service, stopped working several months ago. "And we would also like to serve young mothers better, and for this we need to purchase an ultrasound diagnostic machine," laments Ivan Kornylovych.

Acting head of the VHC [Volyn Public Center] of the All-Ukrainian Public Organization "Our Ukraine" Oksana Prokopchuk noted at the meeting with FAP workers: "Today the community is ready to solve its problems independently. For this purpose, public institutions are being created in the state, one of which is the All-Ukrainian Public Organization 'Our Ukraine.' Our public center is open to every Volyn resident. Together we are capable of solving more problems, and the medical sphere is not the only direction of our work."

It is worth noting that the campaign in Volyn is still ongoing; over the next month, meetings will take place in the teams of other district hospitals, because this work is needed and is already yielding results.

The Volyn Public Center of the All-Ukrainian Public Organization "Our Ukraine" expresses sincere gratitude for the support and assistance in conducting the campaign to the leaders of the Volyn regional organization of the Political Party "People's Union Our Ukraine."

In the photo: Oksana Prokopchuk with Ivan Shvorak and the head of the intensive care department beside a little patient