Doctor for every family – Ukrainian campaign

Since April 1, 2018, the campaign “Physician for Every Family” has been launched for residents of Ukraine. Ukrainians were required to sign contracts with doctors who, at the discretion of the patient, live up to expectations. The therapist will have to recruit 2000 patients, the family doctor - 1800, and the pediatrician - 900 children. In turn, the state undertook to provide doctors with compensations that would replace wages. Amounts look ghostly, and the salaries of the doctors themselves are in no hurry to show off.

A doctor for every family

Ukrainians are in no hurry to sign contracts with healthcare representatives. The survey showed that the majority of people are focused on self-treatment and help with recommendations on the Internet. However, following the trends in the development of medicine in the United States, which Uliana Suprun is trying to “shove” into Ukrainian society, there are prerequisites that pharmacies will stop selling medicines from next year without a referral from the attending physician. The project "Doctor for every family" will block access to self-medication with pharmaceutical preparations.

There was a real panic among the medical workers. Intelligent doctors quickly "overgrown" with patients. Agree that being treated by a connoisseur of his own business is a pleasure. So, in the city of Melitopol (Zaporozhye region), the doctor of outpatient clinic No. 16, Ekaterina Ilyenko, was the first to recruit the required number of patients. The girl is 27 years old! The conclusion is not easy - in a city of 150 thousand people, there are simply no worthy doctors who can be safely trusted with their own health. And then life!

In any field of activity, people trust professionals!

Unscrupulous doctors who hated patients, were rude and misdiagnosed, ended up on the street. Former health workers have to learn new professions, as there is no time to restore authority and participate in the “Doctor for Every Family” campaign.

The rest of the doctors, who were unable to recruit the required number of patients, turned into network marketing agents. Paramedics run around the city and put up advertisements at the entrances of high-rise buildings, in shops and cafeterias. It remains to wish them good luck, because in today's Ukraine, without work, the survival rate of the population is rapidly falling to zero.