Linda Hrytsai

Professional development:

• 2025 — professional placement at University Hospital Brno, Czech Republic (March).

• 2025 — specialized Summer School of Vaccination.

• 2026 — advanced training in Parenteral Nutrition and Infusion Therapy in Newborns and Young Children, Dnipro State Medical University.

• 2026 — Prime Pediatrics, “First Steps” section, clinical case presentation.

• 2026 — BLS and major external bleeding control course, Regional Medical Center for Family Health.

Sees children from birth through age 17. House calls and online consultations are available. Consultations in English are not available.

Services provided:

• Care for newborns and infants during the first year of life;

• Preventive examinations and assessment of physical and neurodevelopmental milestones;

• Guidance on infant feeding and introduction of complementary foods;

• Routine and catch-up vaccinations under the National Immunization Schedule;

• Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of infectious and non-infectious pediatric conditions;

• Outpatient and inpatient pediatric care;

• Advice on infection prevention and post-exposure prophylaxis;

• Interpretation of laboratory and diagnostic test results;

• Otoscopy and assessment of the ear canal and tympanic membrane;

• Intravenous fluid therapy when clinically indicated.

Conditions treated:

• Acute viral and bacterial upper and lower respiratory infections, influenza and COVID-19;

• Bronchitis, bronchiolitis, pneumonia and acute otitis media;

• Infectious mononucleosis and other herpesvirus infections;

• Chickenpox, measles, rubella and scarlet fever;

• Intestinal infections, acute gastroenteritis and urinary tract infections;

• Impetigo, pyoderma and other skin and soft-tissue infections;

• Reactive arthritis, myositis and Lyme disease;

• Non-diabetic ketoacidosis (acetonemic episodes) and iron-deficiency anemia;

• Functional gastrointestinal disorders and functional constipation;

• Atopic dermatitis and allergic rhinitis;

• Bronchial asthma (diagnosis, basic management and monitoring);

• Dehydration, nutritional deficiencies and impaired nutritional status.

Appointment length: consultation — 40 min; newborn consultation — 60 min; vaccination — 30 min.

Appointment preparation:

• Identification document of a parent or legal guardian;

• Child’s medical records, if available;

• Previous laboratory and diagnostic test results;

• Vaccination records (Form No. 063/o or other available documentation).