Health, Technologies, and Politics in Post-Soviet Settings by Olga Zvonareva Evgeniya Popova & Klasien Horstman

Author:Olga Zvonareva, Evgeniya Popova & Klasien Horstman
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

Interestingly, practitioners who expressed infrastructural difficulties in applying MES propose informal practices that would fit the formal framework of standards. When there is lack of sufficient infrastructure to implement and apply MES, paediatricians create informal adaptation strategies:

Not every time can we fulfil it [MES] because of some technical issues, but everything can happen. We are all living people. Someone can be ill, or something else could happen, there could be no reactants at this point—just finished, or there could be no specialist—left for a business trip. A child cannot wait here for a half a year when this specialist will come back. We do whatever we can at a particular moment. (Interview 3)

Of course we fulfil the standards. Not every time we can do that because of some technical reasons, but everything can happen. (Interview 1)

Once, we needed one particular drug. It was sent to re-registration and we had to find it somehow. We were looking in Belorussia and in Kazakhstan where we had some friends; they bought it there and brought it to us. It happens, everything can happen. (Interview 4)

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