Paramedic and Midwifery Station

A paramedic-midwifery point or FAP is a treatment and preventive point that is part of the medical institutions of a rural medical district and is intended to provide pre-medical care and carry out sanitary, anti-epidemic and preventive measures in the territory of a rural settlement.

The FAP is a medical care center for people living in remote and sparsely populated areas. It ensures the availability of medical care for all segments of the population, regardless of age, gender and social status.

The main tasks of the FAP are: conducting preventive examinations of the population, identifying and treating diseases, providing first aid in emergency conditions, and carrying out sanitary education work among the population.

A paramedic-obstetrician conducts medical examinations of the population, monitors pregnant women, organizes patronage for newborns and children in the first year of life, vaccinates and re-vaccinates the population.

The FAP also carries out sanitary and epidemiological measures aimed at preventing infectious diseases and protecting the population from dangerous infections. This includes monitoring the quality of drinking water, monitoring the quality of food, monitoring the sanitary condition of territories and premises.

Thus, the FAP is an important link in the healthcare system and plays an important role in providing medical care to the population in remote areas.

Paramedic-midwife station - this is a treatment and prophylactic point that is part of the medical complex of a rural medical district. Its main task is to provide pre-medical care to the population.

In F.-a. Paramedics and midwives work at the points. They conduct primary medical examinations, advise patients, write referrals to doctors, and carry out preventive measures. They also provide assistance during childbirth and provide patronage to pregnant women and newborns.

F. points are created in small settlements where it is not possible to provide full medical care. They are an important link in the healthcare system and ensure access to medical care for the population.