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A Medical Center is a primary pre-medical care facility that provides medical and sanitary assistance to students.
The Nurse is responsible for:
carrying out a range of therapeutic, preventive, and sanitary anti-epidemic measures within the assigned area.
providing initial pre-medical care to patients during outpatient appointments.
administering preventive vaccinations in accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
working with the student clinic.
monitoring and keeping records of students registered for dispensary follow-up under category “D”.
monitoring compliance with sanitary, epidemiological, and disinfection requirements within the educational institution and its adjacent territory.
monitoring compliance with sanitary standards in computer classrooms and compliance with sanitary and disinfection requirements in food service facilities.
Mandatory and preliminary medical examinations of employees are regulated by Order No. 126 of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 24, 2015.
maintaining a health information corner, etc.
concluding agreements with the clinic and other organizations.
inspection report of the Turkistan Region Department for Consumer Protection — the Republican State Institution “Department for Consumer Protection”.
plan of therapeutic and preventive measures.
Date of Birth: 17 May 1967
Position: Nurse
Education:
1982–1985 — Lengгер Medical College, South Kazakhstan Region.
Qualification: Nurse.
Certificate: “Nursing.” Highest-category nurse, 15 August 2011, No. 260.
2005–2008 — Shymkent University, specialization: Pedagogy and Psychology.
Certificates and Professional Development:
25 October 2017 — “Specific Aspects of Practical Psychologists’ Work and Communication Training: Team Building.”
24 November 2014, Shymkent — Professional development course: “Emergency Care Techniques for Child and Adult Patients” (BLS course). Standards for Medical Procedures, Astana.
13 December 2013, Shymkent — “Completion of a Professional Development Course for Management Personnel in Emergency Situations and Civil Defense.”
25 May 2015, Shymkent — “Healthcare-Associated Infection Control.”
9 March 2011, Shymkent — FAP course, “General Medicine.”
12 March 2009, Shymkent — “Vaccination Nurse in Immunoprophylaxis.”
9 June 2010 — “Healthy Lifestyle” course.
Achievements: Approximately 12 articles, 2 certificates of honor, and 4 letters of appreciation from the university rector.
Address: 32 Tole Bi Street, UDN Building, Office 101, Shymkent, South Kazakhstan Region.
Email: esmurzaeva_67@mail.ru
State License for Medical Activities
License No.: 0110448ДХ
Date of Issue: 2 December 2015
Subtypes of Licensed Activities:
outpatient and polyclinic care for adults by medical specialty;
primary healthcare;
pre-medical care.
Students registered with the university receive medical care in accordance with Resolution No. 1256 of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 1 November 2011, “On Approval of the Rules for the Provision of Primary Healthcare and the Rules for Attaching Citizens to Primary Healthcare Organizations.”
Rights and Responsibilities
The medical worker is required to actively participate in and assume full responsibility for all medical activities carried out at the educational institution, require newly admitted applicants to provide Form 063 (preventive vaccination record) and Form 086/u (medical certificate), and prepare a preventive vaccination plan.
Designate a responsible administrative officer of the educational institution to oversee students’ medical matters.
Provide updated lists of students, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women at the beginning of the academic year.
Assist in expediting the registration of students from other cities by providing an application containing their Individual Identification Number (IIN) and a deregistration slip.
Maintain systematic records of the registered student population, with separate identification of young men, age groups, and women of reproductive age.
Conduct preventive medical examinations of students, including mandatory chest fluorography and laboratory and functional examinations, for the early detection of diseases.
Where necessary, conduct dispensary examinations of the registered population, identifying young men, adolescent girls, women of reproductive age, and pregnant women separately.
Provide first aid and emergency medical care to patients in cases of acute and sudden illnesses, injuries, poisoning, and other accidents, regardless of registration status. In cooperation with state sanitary and epidemiological authorities, conduct sanitary and anti-epidemic measures, administer preventive vaccinations to students, identify patients with infectious diseases, monitor individuals who have been in contact with infectious patients and convalescents, and promptly notify the relevant authorities by submitting emergency notifications.
Promote the principles of a healthy lifestyle among young people and implement measures to prevent tobacco use and the consumption of alcohol, drugs, and other psychoactive substances. Encourage increased physical activity and organize health education programs and Health Days.
Conduct activities to prevent HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted and skin diseases, and other infectious and parasitic diseases.
The current UDN academic building is located in a four-storey building. The total floor area is 9,561.6 square meters, and the building footprint is 2,527.4 square meters. The UDN building grounds are fenced, paved with asphalt, and landscaped. The UDN land plot includes educational and production areas, physical education and sports facilities, utility areas, and a car park. The removal of solid and liquid household waste is organized. Contract No. 9 dated 4 January 2016 was concluded with “AS Kom STROY-Service” LLP. Contract No. 01.02-268 for the provision of metrological services was concluded with the National Center for Expertise and Certification JSC on 18 November 2016. Contract No. 308 for the collection and disposal of medical waste was concluded with “UtilService” LLP on 21 November 2016.
Forty classrooms have been allocated for the university’s educational process. All classrooms have sufficient natural and artificial lighting provided by fluorescent lamps. The water supply, sewerage, and heating systems are centralized. Separate sanitary facilities are available on each floor of the academic building. A cafeteria has been organized in the building for students’ meals. A library is also located on the first floor. The medical unit is located on the first floor and consists of two rooms: a patient examination room and a vaccination room. It is equipped with germicidal lamps, an examination couch, a privacy screen, sterile tables, and a metal stretcher.
The university offers full-time, distance, shortened, and part-time study formats. It provides 11 master’s degree specializations and 30 bachelor’s degree specializations in technical and humanities and teacher education fields. The sanitary protection zone requirements are observed, and the UDN grounds are enclosed by concrete blocks. The UDN building is connected to the municipal water supply, heating, and sewerage systems.
According to Sanitary and Epidemiological Conclusion No. 17Р15-5-16у dated 16 April 2015, issued by the Republican State Institution “Consumer Rights Protection Department for the Al-Farabi District of Shymkent,” under the Consumer Rights Protection Department of the Turkistan Region, Committee for Consumer Rights Protection of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the institution complies with sanitary and hygienic rules and standards established by Government Resolution No. 179 of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 29 December 2014, “On Approval of Sanitary Rules ‘Sanitary and Epidemiological Requirements for Facilities for the Upbringing and Education of Children and Adolescents.’”
In accordance with the OFTSHLS plan, activities are carried out to promote healthy lifestyles among students, prevent tobacco use and the consumption of alcohol, drugs, and other psychoactive substances, and increase physical activity. Activities are also conducted to prevent HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted and skin diseases, and other infectious and parasitic diseases. A round-table discussion entitled “Prevention of Socially Significant Diseases” was held among students.
Civil defense and emergency preparedness activities have been conducted at the university. Procedures for providing initial emergency pre-medical assistance in the event of accidents at the educational institution, at home, or in the street have been addressed. A team consisting of 20 people has been formed. UDN has a service agreement with Orynbay Medical Center.
The outpatient clinic’s medical specialists include:
general practitioner
neurologist
surgeon
otorhinolaryngologist (ENT specialist)
ophthalmologist
These specialists conducted preventive medical examinations of students, including students with disabilities. Students requiring further assessment were referred to the outpatient clinic for additional examinations and were registered for dispensary follow-up.
In accordance with the OTSHLS plan, to mark “24 March — World Tuberculosis Day,” a mobile fluorography unit was invited from the regional tuberculosis dispensary. The university’s teaching staff and students underwent fluorographic examinations.
