"They were waiting for the medic, and sent a pathologist." How the outpatient clinic works in the Irkutsk outback
A few years ago, a resident of the village of Vershin-tuture shot himself in the head. When the head of the local outpatient clinic Marina Zueva came running to his house, he was still alive. The doctor made a dressing, called a sanitary helicopter. The village is far in the forest, you won’t go here on an ordinary car. The helicopter flew in nine hours. “Interestingly, we were waiting for a medic, and we sent us a pathologist,” Zueva grunts.