Buharina Evgenia Nikolayevna

Work experience: 23 years

Category: Higher

Education:

• Luhansk State Medical University

Teaching and / or lecturing:

• assistant of the Department of Maternal and Child Health of the Dobrobut Academy.

Areas of professional development:

• head of the pediatric unit;
• neonatologist.
• “A doctor should never rest on his laurels. You should always improve yourself, systematically read medical literature. In my case, these are the online versions of generally recognized medical journals, such as Child's Health, Chief Medical Officer, and Healthcare. I also try to participate in conferences and lectures.”

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• the entire pediatric spectrum;
• newborn care;
• feeding children under 1 year of age;
• immunization;
• treatment of diseases of young children;
• treatment of diseases of the respiratory system;
• treatment of allergic diseases;
• accepts foreign patients.
• “Children can't tell us what hurts and where. But that's why we are doctors, to understand what and how on our own. More difficulties arise with adults who accompany children and can slow down the doctor's work. Not all parents are able to correctly perceive the information that the doctor is trying to convey to them. In this case, the Internet is both an assistant and an enemy. Sometimes parents come prepared, and sometimes they start to prove that they are right, not the specialists. It is important to explain what is wrong with their child, why some medications help and others do not. This will help them to turn less to other, not very truthful, sources of information.”

Hobbies, favorite movies, books:

• “I can't forget about work. When I leave the clinic, I keep thinking, remembering patients, worrying whether I have taken everything into account. Given my busy work schedule, my main hobby is my family, and I try to devote as much time as possible to it. Like most parents, I take my children for walks, go to the movies and entertainment centers with them.”

Doctor's advice:

• “Keep an eye on your child's health! The less often children get sick, the calmer we all are: both parents and doctors who realize that they are not working in vain. Visit a pediatrician on time, do not listen to advice from the Internet. You should always adequately assess your child's condition. Panic in this case is a very serious enemy.”