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IOM Moldova donates medical devices to the "Timofei Moșneaga" Republican Clinical Hospital

Blood pressure monitors, glucometers and related consumables, pulse oximeters, bedsore protection mattresses and vital signs monitors were donated to the "Timofei Moșneaga" Republican Clinical Hospital by the IOM Mission in the Republic of Moldova.

Thus, Ukrainian refugees, migrants and Moldovan citizens will benefit from specialized healthcare and have access to a wider range of endoscopic cardiac procedures, starting with the use of the new flexible surgical aortic clamp.

"The IOM continues to support the healthcare system in the Republic of Moldova affected by the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and the increase in the number of Ukrainian refugees in Moldova," reads the statement.

The value of the donation is 16,000 dollars.

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