This list of hospitals in Ukraine includes notable and noteworthy hospitals in Ukraine throughout its history. Despite the reduction of the number of hospitals in the late 1990s because of fiscal constraints, Ukraine still has extensive health care infrastructure. Ukraine went from 3,754 hospital beds in 1994 to 2,369 hospital beds in 2012. During this period, many rural hospitals were converted into primary care clinics.[1]
Hospitals
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| Hospital | Location | Date Established | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 407th Military Hospital | Chernihiv | February 1933 | Military hospital of the Ukrainian Armed Forces currently commanded by Colonel Oleksandr Slesarenko. | [2] |
| Chernihiv medical center of modern oncology | Chernihiv | [3] | ||
| Chernihiv Regional Clinical Hospital | Chernihiv | |||
| Chernihiv Central District Hospital | Chernihiv | |||
| Psychiatric Hospital ('Чернігівська обласна психоневрологічна лікарня') | Chernihiv | |||
| Alexander Clinical Hospital | Kharkiv | 1875 | [4] | |
| American Medical Center | Lviv | |||
| Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 1 | Bila Tserkva | [5] | ||
| Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2 | Bila Tserkva | [6] | ||
| City Children's Clinical Hospital No.1 | Kyiv | [7] | ||
| City Clinical Hospital No.7 | Kyiv | [7] | ||
| City Clinical Hospital No.2 | Kyiv | [7] | ||
| City Clinical Hospital No.10 | Kyiv | |||
| City Clinical Hospital for War Veterans | Kyiv | 1984 | [8] | |
| City Psychiatric Hospital No. 1 (named for IP Pavlov) | Kyiv | 1786 | [9] | |
| City Hospital No. 1 (named for NI Pirogov) | Sevastopol | 1868 | [10] | |
| Clinic No.1 of the Scientists Hospital National Academy of Science of Ukraine | Kyiv | |||
| Feofaniya Clinical Hospital | Kyiv | 1965 | [11] | |
| Hlukhiv Central District Hospital | Hlukhiv | [12] | ||
| Khmelnytskyi Regional Clinical Hospital | Khmelnytskyi | |||
| Khmelnytsky Regional Psychiatric Hospital No. 1 | Skarzhintsy village, Yarmolinets District, Khmelnytskyi Oblast | 1952 | [13] | |
| Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No.18 | Kyiv | |||
| Liuboml Central District Hospital | Liuboml | 2010 | ||
| Lutheran Community Hospital (named for MP Bazhana) | Kyiv | 1913 | [14] | |
| Mariupol regional intensive care hospital | Mariupol | 1980 | [15] | |
| National Emergency and Trauma Hospital | Kyiv | [7] | ||
| National Military Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Defense | Kyiv | 1755 | Oldest state hospital[7][16] | |
| Regional Clinical Hospital (named for I.I. Mechnikov) | Dnipro | 1798 | [17] | |
| Republican Clinical Hospital (named for N. A. Semashko) | Simferopol, Republic of Crimea | 1914 | [18] | |
| Ternopil University Hospital | Ternopil | |||
| Transcarpathian Regional Clinical Hospital named after Andrew Novak | Uzhhorod | 1451 | [19] | |
| Uman City Hospital | Uman | |||
| Usatove Hospital | Usatove | |||
| Uman Central District Hospital | Uman | |||
| Vinnitsa Regional Mental Hospital No.2 | Vinnytsia | |||
| Central City Hospital | Vuhledar | [20] | ||
| Zhmerynka Railway Hospital | Zhmerynka | 1898 | [21] |
See also
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edit- ^ Richardson, Erica (2015). Health Systems in Transition, Ukraine, Health System Review. Vol. 17. World Health Organization. p. 74.
- ^ "Новини Управління Прес-служби МО". Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
- ^ "Chernihiv medical center of modern oncology". www.uacr.org. Retrieved 13 April 2022.
- ^ Kharkov, Guide for tourists and excursionists. I. M. Anichkin. 1915.
- ^ "Bilat Serkva Info". Bilat Serkva.
- ^ "Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2". Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2.
- ^ a b c d e "Medical Facilities in Kyiv" (PDF). Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ "Order on Amendments to the Charter of the Kyiv City Clinical Hospital for Invalids of the Great Patriotic War" (PDF).
- ^ Tsiborovsky, OM; Soroka, VM (2015). "The oldest hospital in Kyiv is Kyrylivska: the way from the almshouse to the provincial zemstvo hospital . Ukraine. Health of the Nation". Україна. Здоров'я Нації. 4 (4): 130–136.
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ "City Hospital No. 1". Sevastopol.
- ^ "About". Feofaniya Clinical Hospital. Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ "Telephone Directory of Sumy Region". Mozdocs Kyiv.
- ^ Khmelnytsky Regional Psychiatric Hospital No. 1. 1952-2002: Materials of the interregional scientific-practical conference dedicated to the 50th anniversary of KHOPB №1 = Khmelnytska region psychiatric lykarnya №1. 1952-2002: Materials of the inter-regional scientific-practical conference, assigned to the 50th HOPL №1. - Lviv: Vidavnitstvo national university "Lvivska politechnika", 2002. page 160
- ^ Grigorieva Tatiana, Skibitskaya Tatiana (1999). Hospital of the Evangelical Lutheran Community 1913, Collection of Monuments of History and Culture of Ukraine, Ukrainian encyclopedia. pp. 517–518.
- ^ "V Oblastnoj Bolnitse Mariupolya Poyavyatsya Sovremennye Operatsionnye". Mariupol city tv channel.
- ^ "Decree of the President of Ukraine of May 26, 2005 № 849/2005, On the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Main Military Clinical Order of the Red Star Hospital".
- ^ "About Us, History". Mechnikova Hospital. Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ "Republican Clinical Hospital Semashko". Republican Clinical Hospital. Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ Yatsyna, Yuriy. "Transcarpathian Regional Clinical Hospital is the first in the region and not the worst in Ukraine". Retrieved December 17, 2020.
- ^ "Ukraine: Russian Cluster Munition Hits Hospital". Human Rights Watch. February 25, 2022. Retrieved March 1, 2022.
- ^ "History". SW Railway. Archived from the original on 2015-02-23.
- Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (21 November 2003). "Ukraine: A comprehensive list of all hospitals in Ukraine, UKR42155.E". Retrieved 17 December 2020.
- "List of medical facilities in Kyiv". Government of the UK. Retrieved December 17, 2020.