Polyclinic

The primary responsibilities of the polyclinic include the early diagnosis and prevention of diseases, conducting annual medical examinations (dispensarization) of students, and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Ensuring and strengthening students’ health is of great medical, social, and public importance in our country. Student polyclinics operate in all higher education institutions (HEIs), including UNEC. Among the major functions of the polyclinic are early disease diagnostics and prevention, as well as health-promotion...

In recent years, an increase has been observed among students in various conditions and diseases such as myopia, posture disorders, scoliosis, osteochondrosis, neurocirculatory dystonia, astheno-neurotic disorders, and metabolic disturbances. Contributing factors include visual strain, a sedentary lifestyle, insufficient and irregular nutrition, and disrupted sleep and rest...

One of the most important duties of the polyclinic is the annual dispensarization of students. Its main purpose is to detect non-communicable diseases that may lead to disability or premature mortality. Preventive measures, early diagnosis, and timely and proper medical assessment help identify the causes of...

Every day, university faculty and staff members apply to the polyclinic for medical assistance and are provided with the necessary care. Currently, an Electronic Health program is being developed and implemented. It includes the creation of electronic health records for students, online medical consultations and appointment scheduling, inter-building communication, creation...

Status of the Polyclinic

Formally, student polyclinics are subordinate to the Baku City Health Department and have no legal affiliation with higher education institutions.

At the same time, they operate within university buildings.