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As the city health department explains, it is about emergency and planned care, prevention, vaccination, etc.<\/p>\n
Thus, 10,807 forcibly displaced Ukrainians were hospitalized in Lviv hospitals with various injuries and wounds (191 people are currently being treated, others have already been discharged). 120,294 Ukrainians applied for outpatient care at polyclinics, of which 24,077 were children, 2,720 were pregnant women. Mobile teams at the points of registration and temporary stay provided assistance to 19,634 people.<\/p>\n
Due to Russian aggression, hundreds of people suffer every day, so in order to make their treatment and rehabilitation comfortable and accessible in Ukraine, UNBROKEN is building an ecosystem of care and support in Lviv.<\/p>\n
The UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center is a unique place where adults and children affected by the war receive comprehensive qualified medical care. This is reconstructive surgery, orthopedics and robotic prosthetics. Victims are not only fitted with prostheses, they are made here. Over the course of a year, 150 Ukrainians have already received prosthetics here for free. In addition, the center deals with physical, psychological and psychosocial rehabilitation of injured military personnel and civilians.<\/p>\n
On April 11, a modern rehabilitation building was put into operation here. It is 7 floors with state-of-the-art recovery equipment. Every year, 10,000 Ukrainians will be able to receive help here. And during April 11-13, the International Rehabilitation Forum was held in this building: specialists from all over the world – doctors, experts, representatives of international institutions, foundations, European countries work together to discuss, analyze and develop ways of high-quality rehabilitation of people who suffered as a result of military actions in Ukraine. More than 800 participants attended the event.<\/p>\n
UNBROKEN project website: https:\/\/unbroken.org.ua\/<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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