The nurse spoke about the specifics of providing medical care in the area of her

Wounded servicemen trust female doctors more in difficult moments. Snezhana Khanina, a nurse at the medical center of the 268th regiment of the Center group of forces in the area of the special military operation (SVO), told Izvestia on March 7.

She reported significant changes in the approach to providing medical care to patients. Previously, doctors' efforts were focused on disease prevention. Now the nurses are engaged in operational and specific care — anesthesia, stopping bleeding.

"It depends on us how we will help a person, in what condition he will arrive at a medical facility. If we did everything to provide timely assistance, we will save lives," Khanina told Izvestia correspondent Alexander Safiulin.

The woman has been fulfilling her medical duty for almost 20 years. During this time, her work was awarded many state awards, including "For Saving the Lost."

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