The Main Center of Family Medicine in Ferizaj, in cooperation with UNICEF and the Ministry of Health, since last year, continues to carry out home visits for expectant mothers and children of this municipality up to the age of 3.
Until now, through this service, thousands of such field visits have been carried out, until for every newborn child up to the age of 3, the special staff of the HCMF are obliged to visit them five times in a row, offering them health services free of charge, meanwhile, for expectant and nursing mothers, they offer professional advice on how to raise and treat children up to this age, Koha Ditore writes today.
According to some statistics of UNICEF and the Ministry of Health, in 2015 a total of 5 thousand 910 such home medical visits were carried out in different municipalities, while in 2016 their number increased to 6 thousand 745 visits. While this service is being implemented in dozens of municipalities in Kosovo, it has been described as successful, recording positive results... (You can read the full article in today's issue of Koha Ditore)
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