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Major repairs of the second floor of the trauma department and the first floor of the trauma unit and X-ray rooms with the arrangement of the central entrance to building No. 1 of the municipal enterprise "Khmelnytskyi City Hospital" of the Khmelnytskyi City Council at the address: Khmelnytskyi, Proskurivskyi Ave., b.1

Idea

Major repairs of the second floor of the trauma department and the first floor of the trauma unit and X-ray rooms with the arrangement of the central entrance to building No. 1 of the municipal enterprise "Khmelnytskyi City Hospital" of the Khmelnytskyi City Council at the address: Khmelnytskyi, Proskurivskyi Ave., b.1

Idea
TC: Khmelnytska urban hromada
Territorial community (Customer): Khmelnytska urban hromada
Partner executor: КОМУНАЛЬНЕ ПІДПРИЄМСТВО "ХМЕЛЬНИЦЬКА МІСЬКА ЛІКАРНЯ" ХМЕЛЬНИЦЬКОЇ МІСЬКОЇ РАДИ

Total project budget

30 500 000 UAH

Project goal: The project's goal is to improve the quality of medical care for trauma patients. This will ensure timely treatment, effective rehabilitation, shorten recovery times, and reduce the level of disability among the community. The goal is planned to be achieved through the implementation of a complex of engineering, construction, organizational, and management measures. In particular, it is planned to carry out a major overhaul of part of the premises of the trauma department and trauma center, carry out partial redevelopment, and update the engineering networks of electricity, heating, water supply, and ventilation. The project will provide barrier-free access for people with limited mobility, expand doorways, install new floors, and perform interior finishing work in accordance with modern sanitary and hygienic standards.
In parallel with the technical upgrade, it is planned to improve the working conditions of medical personnel, increase the efficiency of using hospital resources, and create the prerequisites for further equipping with modern medical equipment. Today, the technical condition of the premises is unsatisfactory: the engineering networks are worn out, the planning is outdated, proper conditions for low-mobility groups are not provided, the premises do not meet modern sanitary and construction requirements. Updated engineering networks, ensuring barrier-free access, comfortable conditions for patients and staff will allow to improve the quality of the treatment process, reduce the duration of hospitalization, reduce the level of complications and increase the overall level of satisfaction with medical services.