Information about the doctor Buharina Evgenia Nikolayevna
Work experience: 21 years
Category: Higher
Education:
- Lugansk State Medical University
Areas of professional development:
- Head of Pediatric Unit;
- neonatologist.
- ‘Kids cannot say what and where hurts. But that is our doctor’s job to understand what is wrong and what to do. More difficulties arise from adults accompanying kids, who can significantly slow down work of a doctor.’
- ‘Not all parents can correctly perceive information the doctor tries to bring to them. In this case, the Internet is an assistant, as well as an enemy. Sometimes parents come already versed, but sometimes they begin to prove their right and the specialist’s wrong. It is important to explain what is wrong with a child, why one medicine helps, and other does not. Because of this, they will resort to other, not such reliable sources of information, less.’
- ‘A doctor must never rest on his laurels. You always have to improve –read medical literature systematically. In my case, this is online version of generally recognized publications of medical journals such as “Child’s Health”, “Chief Doctor” and “Health”. I try also to attend conferences and lectures whenever possible.’
Priority areas in clinical practice:
- full range of pediatrics;
- newborn nursing;
- infant nutrition up to 1 year age;
- immunization;
- treatment of young children’s diseases;
- treatment of respiratory system diseases;
- treatment of allergic diseases;
- reception of foreign patients.
Hobbies, favorite movies, books:
- ‘I’m not one of those who can forget about work. Leaving the clinic, I continue to reflect, remember patients and experience everything I took into account. Given my busy schedule, my main hobby is family and I try to devote maximum amount of time to it. Like all parents, I walk with my children, go with them to cinema and entertainment centers.’
Doctor's advice:
- ‘Keep an eye on the health of your child! The lesser children get sick, the calmer it is for all of us – parents, as well as doctors who understand that the work is not in vain. Contact your pediatrician in time and do not listen to recommendations on the Internet. You should always adequately assess your child’s conditions. Panic in this case is a very serious enemy.’
