Okhmatdyt Hospital welcomed Maria Byquist and Hunter Swede, who organized an interactive balloon-twisting show for the children. Within seconds, ordinary balloons were transformed into funny animals, flowers, and other creative figures that each child could take home
A Swedish delegation led by Sweden’s Minister for Health, Elisabet Lann , and Minister for Gender Equality, Nina Larsson , visited Ohmatdyt National Children’s Specialized Hospital this week
A delegation from Sweden visited the National Children’s Specialized Hospital “Ohmatdyt,” including Svante Norgren, Director of Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset (Stockholm), and Fredrik Hillelson, co-founder of the Swedish non-profit organization Beredskapslyftet, along with representatives of organizations supporting Ukraine
On March 25, a session of the World Health Organization addressed the consequences of systematic Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure and the damage inflicted on the civilian population. As part of the conference, Ukraine had the opportunity to draw the international community’s attention to the real challenges these actions pose to the operation of a multidisciplinary children’s hospital
For the past year and a half, he has led the hospital as Acting CEO — during a period of complex decisions, recovery after a missile strike, and daily work under wartime conditions
A war that has changed us forever. When strangers became like family. When volunteers became guardian angels. When each of us did everything we could — and a little more
A scientific and practical conference, “Craniofacial Surgery in Children: Prospects for Development in Ukraine,” was held at the National Children’s Specialized Hospital “Okhmatdyt” — the first professional platform in Ukraine dedicated to a comprehensive discussion of modern approaches to treating craniofacial pathology in children
Nine-month-old Eva from Moldova went through a difficult journey fighting for her life. Her mother brought her to Ukraine for treatment of a congenital heart defect at the Center for Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery
At a time when Ukraine lives under the constant threat of total blackout due to ongoing shelling and the destruction of energy infrastructure, medical institutions operate with additional risks
Thirteen-year-old Anton from Kyiv region was helping his father and grandfather paint the roof of their house one August day when tragedy struck
