Military medical commissions (MMCs) in Kyiv delayed the commissionʼs deadlines, worked part-time, and did not have electronic queues. This was one of the reasons for the start of inspections of MMC in the capital.
The Minister of Health Viktor Lyashko told about this on the air of the TV channel "1+1".
"In Kyiv, doctors were not taken out of the territorial recruit centers [to hospitals], and there was no electronic queue. In addition, we see that MMCs worked until 14:00, and then closed for some reason. This is a violation of the rules," he noted, adding that the inspection of the the Ministry of Health task force would focus on "organizational issues that can be resolved quickly." Each complaint will then be considered separately.
Lyashko clarified that according to the norms, during the MMC, an electronic medical record is opened for each patient in the electronic health care system, which must be closed within four days. In some clinics that performed MMC, such records remained open for 10 days or more.
- On March 4, Minister of Health Oleh Lyashko informed that he had signed an order to inspect military medical commissions in Kyiv. All because of a large number of complaints, which mainly concern basic things — non-compliance with the electronic queue, lack of basic conditions for comfortable passage of MMC and non-optimized routes.
- From December 1, 2023, documents for MMC can be sent online, and from November 2, the electronic queue for MMC started working in all military polyclinics.