The Centre has won a tender to re-train doctors from Kazakhstan this year, having competed against specialists from Lithuania, Latvia and Israel. The Grodno doctors have organised their first master class at Aktau’s Perinatal Centre, demonstrating their true professionalism to their colleagues and proving why Belarusian medicine has an acknowledged reputation. They are to give two master classes in Kazakhstan’s Mangystau Region, also visiting other districts of the country, while Kazakh colleagues are also to visit Grodno several times for training.
Last year, almost 3,500 babies were born at Grodno’s Regional Perinatal Centre, which aids women and babies in difficult cases.
