Fitting-out of premises — setting off the ‘green’ zone and purchasing equipment at the Hospital Emergency Service in the Central Hospital Hospital of the Ministry of the Interior in Warsaw, in order to improve patients’ health safety. (Q86315): Difference between revisions
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(Removed claim: summary (P836): The following tasks are planned in the framework of the project:— adapting the SOR in this area of “green” zone (construction work) — purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated entities under support 142/rok — Increase in the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored posts, intensive care and in the area of medical segregation) and the isolation of green and red zones for incoming patients will contribu...) |
(Created claim: summary (P836): The project has planned the following tasks: — adaptation of the SOR including the separation of the “green” zone (construction works) – purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated in medicinal entities covered by the support of 142/year – Increase of the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored stations, intensive care and medical segregation) and the separation of green and red zones for admitted patien...) |
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The project has planned the following tasks: — adaptation of the SOR including the separation of the “green” zone (construction works) – purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated in medicinal entities covered by the support of 142/year – Increase of the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored stations, intensive care and medical segregation) and the separation of green and red zones for admitted patients will contribute to the possibility of treating more patients and increase the efficiency of the work of the medical staff of the SOR, in particular the speed and effectiveness, effectiveness, accuracy, accuracy and effectiveness of the SOR. The standard and comprehensiveness of medical services will be improved. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The project has planned the following tasks: — adaptation of the SOR including the separation of the “green” zone (construction works) – purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated in medicinal entities covered by the support of 142/year – Increase of the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored stations, intensive care and medical segregation) and the separation of green and red zones for admitted patients will contribute to the possibility of treating more patients and increase the efficiency of the work of the medical staff of the SOR, in particular the speed and effectiveness, effectiveness, accuracy, accuracy and effectiveness of the SOR. The standard and comprehensiveness of medical services will be improved. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The project has planned the following tasks: — adaptation of the SOR including the separation of the “green” zone (construction works) – purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated in medicinal entities covered by the support of 142/year – Increase of the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored stations, intensive care and medical segregation) and the separation of green and red zones for admitted patients will contribute to the possibility of treating more patients and increase the efficiency of the work of the medical staff of the SOR, in particular the speed and effectiveness, effectiveness, accuracy, accuracy and effectiveness of the SOR. The standard and comprehensiveness of medical services will be improved. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 15:39, 15 October 2020
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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| English | Fitting-out of premises — setting off the ‘green’ zone and purchasing equipment at the Hospital Emergency Service in the Central Hospital Hospital of the Ministry of the Interior in Warsaw, in order to improve patients’ health safety. |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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3,138,967.69 zloty
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3,923,709.61 zloty
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80.0 percent
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1 January 2014
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30 June 2017
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CENTRALNY SZPITAL KLINICZNY MSW W WARSZAWIE
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52°14'1.3"N, 21°4'17.0"E
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W ramach projektu zaplanowano następujące zadania: - adaptacja SOR w tym wydzielenie strefy "zielonej" (roboty budowlane) - zakup wyposażenia na SOR Liczba leczonych w podmiotach leczniczych objętych wsparciem 142/rok - Wzrost liczby stanowisk oraz zakup nowoczesnego wyposażenia dla SOR (w tym stanowisk monitorowanych, intensywnej terapii i w obszarze segregacji medycznej) oraz wydzielenie strefy zielonej i czerwonej dla przyjmowanych pacjentów przyczyni się do możliwości leczenia większe ilości pacjentów oraz wzrostu efektywności pracy personelu medycznego SOR, w szczególności szybkości, trafności i efektywności diagnostyki oraz leczenia. Zostanie podniesiony standard i kompleksowość świadczonych usług medycznych. (Polish)
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The project has planned the following tasks: — adaptation of the SOR including the separation of the “green” zone (construction works) – purchase of equipment for SOR Number of treated in medicinal entities covered by the support of 142/year – Increase of the number of posts and purchase of modern equipment for SOR (including monitored stations, intensive care and medical segregation) and the separation of green and red zones for admitted patients will contribute to the possibility of treating more patients and increase the efficiency of the work of the medical staff of the SOR, in particular the speed and effectiveness, effectiveness, accuracy, accuracy and effectiveness of the SOR. The standard and comprehensiveness of medical services will be improved. (English)
15 October 2020
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Identifiers
POIS.09.01.00-00-0030/16
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