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As part of the RISE-UP cross-border project under the Interreg IPA CBC Croatia–Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro programme, Health Centers in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro have received new equipment and vehicles to improve the accessibility and quality of healthcare services.
New Equipment in Health Centers
- JU Dom zdravlja Ljubuški has received an endometer and additional dental instruments, enabling more precise root length measurements and safer dental procedures.
- Dom zdravlja Metković has been equipped with three new ECG Holter monitors for the specialist-internal medicine clinic. These devices measure the heart’s electrical signals and support the diagnosis of arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation, and ventricular tachycardia. Following delivery, the clinic team participated in training on the proper use of the devices.
Vehicles Improving Daily Operations
- Dom zdravlja Tivat has acquired two new vehicles: a Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid for the community nursing service, providing an eco-friendly and cost-efficient solution, and a Citroën ambulance van for transporting patients in a lying position, ensuring safer and more comfortable transfers.
The RISE-UP project connects partners from rural areas of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, aiming to enhance healthcare service quality, promote preventive care, and improve access for vulnerable and marginalized populations.
