City psychiatric hospital named Kashchenko, located in St. Petersburg, announced a tender for purchase of noodles and mashed potatoes for their patients. Why would the clinic need products such as “noodles” that portal, “Dr. Peter” explained the chief doctor Oleg Limankin.
Request for quotations for 36 thousand rubles for the supply of mashed potatoes and noodles published by the hospital on 7 July. As reports 47news, for this amount, medical institution intends to purchase 300 termitaria “noodles with braised chicken and onions” and the same “mashed potatoes with gravy with pieces of chicken”. Each pack costs about 60 rubles.
“If you paid attention, to the clinic for a few hundred beds are purchased only 600 boxes of these fast food. This procurement is for the Department of reception-diagnostic resting in the Central district [of St. Petersburg],” said Limankin.
According to him, the fact that the main clinical base located in Leningrad region, in the village of Nikolskoye, and the ambulance transports patients to the Department, located on the territory of the city.
“During examination, diagnosis, in the end, for a period sntransport people have time to get hungry. And we offer him tea, sandwiches and a soup of fast preparation. For us it is a way to solve the problem with the power of the so-called unplanned patients,” she added.
Severinka psychiatric hospital (now Saint-Petersburg city psychiatric hospital # 1) was founded in 1909 by psychiatrist Peter Kashchenko in the former farmstead Demidovs — Severity. In 1920 the medical institution named after its founder.