In the center of Boyarka, a small town near Kyiv, the first lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, walked through the hallways of the Kyiv Regional Children’s Hospital. Danish health officials, including Health Minister Sophie Rode and Merete Lange, CEO of Copenhagen’s Mary Elizabeth Hospital, were also on hand to support the international I witnessed the results of medical partnerships. 6th, 2023.
A bridge that crosses borders
In this initiative to promote direct cooperation between Ukrainian and foreign medical institutions, 29 memorandums of understanding were signed, bringing together 21 Ukrainians and 26 foreign medical institutions of 15 countries. Among these partnerships is the partnership between Kyiv Regional Children’s Hospital and Mary Elizabeth Hospital in Copenhagen.
Serving approximately 400,000 children, Kiev’s hospitals are distinguished by their high accreditation, ISO certification, public service autonomy and innovative approach to healthcare. These include the Superhero School, an educational project for children aged 3 to 18 who are receiving inpatient or rehabilitation care, as well as a comprehensive rehabilitation department.
human-centered approach
During their visit, Zelenska, Rohde and Lange emphasized the importance of a human-centered approach to healthcare. This approach combines medication, psychological support, and comprehensive care to improve recovery and quality of life.
They visited different departments of superhero schools and hospitals and interacted with patients, their families, and medical staff. The apparent sense of unity and common purpose was a testament to the power of international cooperation in the medical field.
Partnership in action
The partnership between Kyiv Regional Children’s Hospital and Mary Elizabeth Hospital in Copenhagen is a shining example of this cooperation. The visit by Mr. Zelenska and Danish health officials served to highlight the concrete benefits of this cooperation.
Expressing satisfaction with the continued cooperation between Ukraine and Denmark, Zelenska said, “Such initiatives not only strengthen our country’s medical capabilities, but also promote a sense of unity and shared responsibility in the international community.” ” he said.
As Ukraine’s First Lady, Denmark’s Minister of Health and the CEO of Mary Elizabeth Hospital continue their tour, their footsteps echo through hospital corridors, reminding us of the enduring power of cooperation and compassion in the face of adversity. He gave it to me.
In a field of medicine where every day is a delicate dance with death, these partnerships offer hope and a renewed commitment to the human spirit. Kyiv Regional Children’s Hospital and Mary Elizabeth Hospital in Copenhagen are more than just medical institutions. They are the bridges that connect the nation, they provide comfort and remind us that we are stronger together.
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