the questions, americans dream of socially oriented medicine, such as in belarus $ 750 for x-rays and ecg but you can $ 250 if the insurance is $ 800 for calling an ambulance depressing details of medical care in european countries and the united states, as well as the corruption scheme of insurance and hospitals, which will not be shown on american television, see the investigation of mary parsley dress or die, the truth about western medicine. today, after the panorama, the very fact that you have insurance does not guarantee that this insurance will cover anything for you, or you pay a lot. what kind of medicine, or die, or something, my friend, who underwent this procedure, that is, an operation to remove adenoids, actually paid 6.000.250 dollars. and how much does a gastroscopy cost in belarus, they will also do it for free. this is 184 dollars and 35 cents for belarus, it’s just a tin woman fell ill by the look and after four months of treatment she received such a bill about these delights of insurance medicine on american television will not show you. a huge layer of laws passed b

according to polls, americans dream of socially oriented medicine, such as in belarus $ 750 for x-rays and ecgs, but $ 250 is possible if the insurance is $ 800 for calling an ambulance . depressing details of medical care in european countries and the us as well as insurance and hospital corruption schemes that will not be shown on us television, watch the investigation of maria petrashko dress or die, the truth about western medicine. today, after the panorama, the very fact that you have insurance does not guarantee that this insurance will cover anything for you, or you pay a lot. what kind of medicine, or die, or something, my friend, who underwent this procedure, that is, an operation to remove the adenoids of reality, paid 6,000 250 dollars. and how much does gastroscopy cost in belarus, it will also be done for free, this is belarus 10,000 184 dollars and 35 cents. ugh, guys, it's just a tin woman got sick looks like this and after four months of treatment received this bill about these the charms of insurance medicine on american television will not show you. on the eve of the day of t

we're going to check your weight, bit is an ecg. the pharmacist _ and tolls. then she sees the pharmacist and _ and tolls. then she sees the pharmacist and a _ and tolls. then she sees the| pharmacist and a consultant. usually doctors only have a partial view of someone's medical history. 50 partial view of someone's medical history.— partial view of someone's medical history. so i'm going to concentrate _ medical history. so i'm going to concentrate a _ medical history. so i'm going to concentrate a little - medical history. so i'm going to concentrate a little bit - to concentrate a little bit more on medical aspects. here doctorfor— more on medical aspects. here doctor for well— more on medical aspects. here doctor for well kensi _ more on medical aspects. here doctor for well kensi mary's i doctor for well kensi mary's gp, hospital, and any social care records. with a longer consultation, she gets a much fuller picture. i consultation, she gets a much fuller picture.— fuller picture. i think this is our fuller picture. i think t

the ecg shows an increase in the left ventricle and hypoxia of the heart muscle.e surgery to your parents, too . we won't wait. they're on vacation somewhere, we called them, but when they get there. that's just it. boy do not believe it, me too, well, the chance of finding a suitable donor is one in 10 million. i think i know the person. who wait is a famous cardiac surgeon. well, what is there, you have backwaters, and what am i doing? will the operation just happened.

that we even at this stage have an ecg monitor. echo happens. out by vision, by teeth, by audio. well, anything can happen, then we let them in for an in-depth examination in moscow, where they have powdered. mri also reveal surprises people believe that they are completely healthy. they don't know anything in their heads, that is, part of the dropouts are already the most-most go to tests related to physical activity. that is, this is a velometer, a passive pastural test, and no one really knows anything about it, right? it's like that. in general, an invention was invented in our inter-board. we had such outstanding people. it would seem that a person lies on the opposite side of the table and is tilted at different angles. well, that is, it becomes, or it costs. yes, and this transmigration of blood allows us to assess how his body is. maybe then react to weightlessness and the first moment you hit. our blood is collected in the upper part, too. what 's going on in your head with an increase in blood pressure? yes, of course, this is good, bu

let's talk about what to do if we found some changes on the ecg directly following the heart. well, as always, a tonometer. it's a necessity. we will try to learn not to convey and immediately talk about benefit. things like pasta. well, let's start with my answers to your questions. let's see what time this past year has accumulated. alexander leonidovich good afternoon my name is artyom, i really am from neftegorsk in the samara region. my mother of hypertension is a big fan of your program for the new year as a gift. she gave me a blood pressure monitor. he says that you need to measure the pressure, god forbid hypertension, that dr. myasnikov says in his programs that young people are increasingly finding, to be honest, your program. i have not looked at my you a question. well, young people must maniacally measure their pressure all the time. i believe that you need to measure the pressure once a year, my mother believes that it is necessary to measure. well, every week, which of us is right artyom mom always said right once a week, that means once a week. and just think,

the so -called on the ecg i see that a heart attack i gave the order to the nurse quickly on the veindrug. she says i won't. she sees that i am a young doctor. i say immediately, but the man, already in cardiogenic shock, was taken to the regional center to the intensive care unit. when we arrived there, he was already getting up on the rolling-roller and said. and what did they bring me here, you have to be everything here, this zemsky doctor - this is, in fact, who we worked there, a wonderful room, a wonderful hospital and equipment you have worthy of an ultrasound machine, then there are patients here, even without being in the capital, they can get everything that is necessary for health invaluable experience, that is, any person is a leader. he must go through all the stages of his recovery; it is impossible to just take a person who i want to be the head doctor and immediately put him in a chair. the chief doctor will not work. i was born in the grodno region, the korich district, far from the village of mir, in an ordinary peasant family in the village , i grew up in labor, my

well, they didn't find anything in emergency, your husband does not need an ecg in the normal range, just a reaction to stress just in case, make an appointment with a cardiologist at your place of residence or help at home last week. we fell ill alive, then retired, now my heart understands everything, of course, we need to rest, but you understand me, i have three children, the weather and at least some help. now everything is awake can go home rest fresh air and worry less. i think pavel needs to be told how pirogov behaved as an operating room. basically, he quit anyway. and here, by the way, to the vacant position. it seems to me that khanin's candidacy is ideal. the general is patient, by the way, did not congratulate the operating congratulations. and i have a present for you. i'm moving nikita leaving him an apartment. so, apparently your daughter. happy honeymoon so tired, or something, and then she danced it now for joy. stop it, let them live normal adult women. nikita is now working stably normally. he can pay rent. okay, let's see how long they last. and you, apparently

if the coconut is also sharp, as part of the examination they will do an ultrasound ecg will be sent to an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon-dentist, ent and an ophthalmologist, it is especially important to pay attention to medical examinations in adolescence, when the body is growing rapidly , a child came to dispersal association. eh, 15 years old. it was a boy. athlete. nothing bothered him. that is, he won prizes . i heard a heart murmur, we did an ultrasound of the heart. and there revealed hmm heart disease. if at the first stage it reveals a deviation from the norm, it will appoint additional studies, as a rule, health problems are detected in a third of patients can undergo such a detailed examination and adults. you don't even need to sign up for this. through emias. you can simply come to the clinic at the place of attachment. the first stage of absolutely everything goes through questioning in informatics to identify risk factors with these results. the patient starts from the beginning. this is a medical, office and to the therapist. the main task of medical examina

so, what i'm going to be doing in this bit is an ecg.ressure, and your oxygen and pulse. then she sees the pharmacist and a consultant. usually, doctors only have a partial view of someone's medical history. so i'm going to concentrate a little bit more on medical aspects. here, dr fulwell can see mary's gp, hospital and any social care records. with a longer consultation, she gets a much fuller picture. i think this was your second fall, wasn't it? third this year. she had one injune outside. treating people who've had falls is estimated to cost the nhs more than £2 billion a year. doctor folwell believes mary's blood pressure pills may be having unintended consequences. yeah. because what's happening with your blood pressure is it has been really well—controlled. but when you are standing, it is dropping, and that can make you feel a bit woozy and dizzy. hovel we worry about we worry about that because it makes you more at risk of falling. we are not the experts here, we just take what we're given. but i haven't had a change for a long

convenient ozonation of rooms, special attention is paid to medical equipment, x-ray machines, ultrasound ecgd the most modern equipment at the disposal of doctors. this is the computer perimeter. that is, e for the diagnosis of pathology of the optic nerve of the retina and, of course, for the diagnosis of some loss of visual fields. that is , including this, it is important for a neurologist to receive an ophthalmologist, a neurologist-traumatologist-orthopedist, an allergist, a neurologist and other narrow specialists, in order to undergo an examination, it is not necessary to go to hospital, the right doctor and medical equipment near the house. have fun with this equipment. well, and, of course, work more calmly, because you can diagnose a fairly extensive spectrum of pathology. there was no such thing, so let's say, all the more. that's what they call it in polyclinics. new moscow standard under this program, more than 70 city polyclinics have already been restored, plus 60 have been built, along with a new comfortable building, residents of the district receive a completely different l

established these studies at the borders near russia and china , the following recommendations are given for ecg staff citation. if, as a result of any experiments , a virus is obtained that is more than 10 times enhanced by the properties of transmission or pathogenicity in compared with a strain of natural origin, then specialists should immediately stop work and inform the us national institute of allergy infectious diseases and the appropriate safety board. this is very similar to the training of american manufacturers. mrnk. they say vaccines. lying to the united states about the pandemic is also confirmed by the teachings of the 2019 event, which took place 2 months before the official announcement of the appearance of the quid , they worked with the action in an epidemic of a previously unknown coronavirus, which, according to legend, was transferred from bats to humans through an intermediate host organism. the development of the covid-19 pandemic is precisely why the scenario raises questions, and its intentional nature of the involvement of the united states in this incident of the min

here anton knows to take tests every 3 months, go through all the ecg specialists many times a year .two weeks, at least the doctors begin to scoff at the full program. well, due to the fact that we are such experts, we check. we are also selecting cosmonauts. yes, this is for us in general, how does this happen? yes? this is a completely special function of ours, which, uh, well, is associated with great responsibility, because sometimes you represent people for your part? but you, probably too. of course, the dream is the therapist's dream pressure gop in man - a dream. he wants to come, and the closer he seems to strive for his dream, the more he tunes in to my memory. here were the selections in 2010 12 turns out in the eighteenth and twentieth years and it is always very exciting all these selections responsibly. uh, at first you somehow know the ads they do with on the site are laid out in the space center. threads. yes, what are the simplest requirements - these are anthropometry, that is, certain height , a certain weight, there must be parameters in order to man fit hmm actua

there are usually tests and a chest x-ray x-ray of the paranasal sinuses ecg ultrasound and we firstook at them at a preliminary at the stage of these analyzes, documents are documents, when the documents are selected for medicine and a person, for example, is suitable, well, according to some other age criteria, for example, yes, 35 years of education. now we also have it, yes, as we usually have selections , such departmental people are chosen after all from such industries that are well related to astronautics, they take 35, maximum 25, and at least, and at least there should be work experience of 3 years experience when we had an open set, remember? we have this first postcard for the twelfth year. it wasn't just open. he was taking all of us was so funny. we have read the documents. there was a folk singer who played spoons, there were completely unexpected people there. that is, there were people who were completely professions far from outer space, which for some reason decided. that this is some kind of show, he said, i have it, only here i have a window. this is where i fly

after the flu, the gland can suffer, therefore, its function should be evaluated by three analyzes ddr ecgd-stimulating hormone. it is necessary to pass after the flu the final point of our program. when there is some amazing vocal phrase from you. at the table it's good that she was vaccinated after all, otherwise the chances of singing would be small. thank you very much. we'll take a short break and then we'll continue. stop children's hospital hello purulent aesthetic diseases over the past month. maybe it's a nosocomial infection. hiv symptoms are easy. 250 million people and only five laboratories that can detect that all the children in your hospital are infected cannot cope. there are no funds, it is expensive, treatment is cheaper. of state importance, the catastrophe zero patient is a big premiere from monday at the first diclofenac in a package with a person five percent diclofenac gel alternative high-quality patriotic one today i cook the meat of my own farms and natural spices it is impossible to resist. with tinkov, your money is safe. order sim card on tinkoff.ru and get th

here anton knows every 3 months ago to take tests to go through all the ecg specialists many times aconnection with that. here we are such experts we check. we still we select astronauts. yes, this is for us in general, how does this happen? yes? this is a completely special function of ours, which, uh, well, is associated with great responsibility, because sometimes people yes, for their part, you imagine, it comes to worry. you must have been worried too. this is a dream is a dream of a therapist in a person's dream. he wants to come, and the closer he seems to strive for his dream, the more he tunes into my memory. here were the selections in 2010, it turns out in the eighteenth and in the twentieth year. and it's always very the exciting responsibility of all these selections. uh, at first you somehow know the ads do with on the site are laid out. yes, what are the simplest requirements of tanthropometry, that is, certain height, certain weight, there must be parameters in order for a person to fit. mm, in fact, in cosmetics , the spaceship descends, the suit climbed. yes, then w

the so-called on the ecg i see that a heart attack, i ordered the nurse to quickly inject the drug intoys i won't. she sees that i am a young doctor. i say immediately, but the man was already in cardiogenic shock and was taken to the regional center to the intensive care unit. when we arrived there, he was already climbing the rolling-wheel , saying that they had brought me here. you have to be everything there, this zemsky doctor - this is actually who we worked there, a wonderful room, a wonderful hospital and equipment you have worthy of an ultrasound machine, that is, patients can here, even without being in the capital, get everything that is necessary for health invaluable experience, that is, uh any person is a leader. he must go through all the stages of his recovery, it is impossible to just take a person who want to be the chief doctor and here to put immediately in the chair of the chief physician will not work. i was born in the grodno region, a critical area. not far from the village, the world in an ordinary peasant family in the village grew up in labor, my parents taugh

as part of the examination , an ultrasound and an ecg will be sent to the surgeon , an orthopedist, a an ophthalmologist. after the first stage , additional studies may be prescribed, as a rule, health problems are detected in a third of patients. perhaps because this is the age when the risk of diseases and plus my relatives have a disease predisposed either to a malignant formation of the pope had a stroke, so it doesn’t matter that almost 70,000 muscovites check their health every year. the policemen of the south-east of the capital, together with colleagues from yaroslavl, detained suspects of hitting pedestrians . he hit three people and fled leaving the car at the scene of the accident, the victims received various injuries. and they were taken to the hospital. as a result of operational-search events and the police identified the driver and detained him in the city of yaroslavl , the investigating authorities of the police initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime provided for by the honor of the second article 264 of the criminal code of the russian federation , now

help you avoid circulatory disorders as a result and get what to do if a violation is found on the ecgion to?

you go further than a small complex of examinations, for example, there i don’t know, fluorography of ecg cost about 700 dollars. and here the insured from this amount will pay 200-250. i repeat. everything will depend on your plan. if he takes the most expensive plan, then there is generally a minimum surcharge, but in on average yes 200-250 a simple operation can cost $25,000 and with average insurance you will pay extra $2,500 if such an operation occurs. are you seriously. we do not have such prices, even in paid clinics. well, maybe in american clinics the service is cooler than in our paid ones. although fluorography. she same and in africa fedorography. every year we have 50,000 people die together just because of medical errors. eh, we are very poorly developed. uh, that's preventive medicine. it turns out that if the heart stops, yes, then very strong ones really turn on, so to speak, here , uh, doctors and very good medical forces are connected to this. well, it's bad that it leads to this. and he, by the way, knew that in belarus we have not just a free full examination. we sti

, and to provide their patients with high-quality primary medical care, the doctor can use a modern ecgound machine, and here there is, uh, everything that is necessary to maintain the sanitary regime a year ago , paramedic elena toloknova wanted to retire, but now that uspenskoye has instilled a new fact, leonid muravyov is ready to work anton kolmykov igor sinyurin yulia mironova news of the nizhny novgorod region. at least 43 people died and seven unaccounted for as a result of flooding in the philippines, the elements affected more than 2 million citizens and damaged almost 2,000 homes, as well as hundreds of roads and bridges, schools and businesses were suspended in some cities, and a disaster regime was introduced. one person died due to severe flooding in indonesia in the monad, water rose 3 m, causing landslides , destroying dozens of buildings and flooding roads . zeeland near india well, the landslide hit several houses disrupted public transport, the state of emergency is in effect for the parallel. wait, which led to the severe flooding of the road flooded with water victim

taking all those different bits of equipment with him, the ultrasound, the ecg, the blood tests, doingnot right for them as well. so, it's really interesting, both projects were really interesting. the energy and enthusiasm of the people involved was wonderful to see. i spent so much of my time reporting on difficulties and crises and so on. they are still there, obviously they are still there, but nevertheless, there was an enthusiasm amongst the staff, trying to do things they felt were better for patients, that were built around patients, and help the nhs as well in the longer term.— in the longer term. alison, thank ou so in the longer term. alison, thank you so much _ in the longer term. alison, thank you so much for— in the longer term. alison, thank you so much for talking - in the longer term. alison, thank you so much for talking to - in the longer term. alison, thank you so much for talking to us - in the longer term. alison, thank| you so much for talking to us this morning. alison holt. you can see more on tonight's panorama — �*the nhs crisis: can it be fixed' on bbc one a

paramedics are highly trained, they will do a trace of your heart, an electrocardiogram, and ecg, theis, but there may be circumstances in which it is better to get into your car, the problem for all of us is, how can anyone possibly know when that is the right thing to do? 50. can anyone possibly know when that is the right thing to do? smi is the right thing to do? so, i cannot answer— is the right thing to do? so, i cannot answer for _ is the right thing to do? so, i | cannot answer for individuals. because the context will be so specific for each person in each region at each time. that's why i think whoever you are, whatever your circumstances, whoever could be at home and might be able to help or not, it is the right thing to do to call 999. that's what the nhs is telling us to do even in these very difficult times with the cold snap and the flu and covid and winter pressures, the advice remains call 9994 life and limb. and heart attack and stroke are life threatening emergency so it's best call first. these are conditions which will be prioritised overall.— these are conditions

norman, who we met earlier, will return to the - met earlier, will return to the surgery for an ecg on, things like a&e departments and care boards, i imagine, but you have not been invited to the summit that rishi sunak is holding this morning. any idea why not?— any idea why not? thank you for invitin: any idea why not? thank you for inviting us _ any idea why not? thank you for inviting us on — any idea why not? thank you for inviting us on today. _ any idea why not? thank you for inviting us on today. as - any idea why not? thank you for inviting us on today. as acute i inviting us on today. as acute medicine we look after patients in acute, urgent emergency care settings such as emergency departments and acute medical departments and acute medical departments generally and we have input into a collaborative document with the people who will be at the summit today. there was a recent piece rebuilding the nhs that was released in december and an opinion piece in the british medicaljournal in the last week or so with people who will be at the meeting so our views will certainly be he

gather . , the next us presidential election is scheduled for november 5 next year for fluorography and ecgan ten thousand dollars for gastroscopy, all this is insurance medicine in the usa and so far outraged americans in matters they dream of socially-oriented medicine, for example, as in belarus

according to polls, americans dream of socially oriented medicine, such as in belarus $ 750 for x-rays and ecgs but $ 250 is possible if the insurance is $ 800 for calling an ambulance . depressing details of medical care in european countries and usa as well corruption schemes of insurance and hospitals. what will they show me on american television? see the investigation of maria petrashko dress or die, the truth about western medicine. today, after the panorama, the very fact that you have insurance does not guarantee that this insurance will cover something for you, or you pay a lot for some kind of medicine, or die, or something, my friend, who underwent this procedure, that is, an operation to the removal of the adenoids actually paid 6.000 250 dollars.

presidential election in the united states is scheduled for november 5 next year $ 750 for fluorography and ecg and more than ten thousand dollars for gastroscopy all this from insurance medicine in the usa and while indignant americans in matters dream of socially oriented medicine, for example, as in belarus, it turns out that not everyone appreciates the benefits of free medical care. how much can an ophthalmologist examination cost in the usa? moreover, such a complex between was not only ebi. here is a study of vision, so that pneumotonometry was also autorefract keratometry and optical biometry, examination of the fundus with a fundus lens. so that all this is so in belarus, all this is possible to do and free, but for the sake of experiment. i went to a paid clinic, moreover, to the clinic that the destructive telegram channels called the expensive one, the most expensive one, and so this whole full range of services. without waiting in lines, it cost me not 200 nor 700, not several thousand dollars, but 184 rubles. that is, 68 bucks is well rounded up to 70 dollars. whether such prices