Coordinated care
Coordinated Care – The Patient at the Center of Attention

Coordinated healthcare is entirely patient-focused. Treatment is tailored to individual needs. A key element is the comprehensive nature of the services provided. This means that the entire patient care process, from diagnosis and treatment to rehabilitation and monitoring, takes place within a set timeframe and in one location. Throughout this time, the patient is cared for by a multidisciplinary team of specialists.
The course and implementation of the patient's diagnostic and therapeutic process is supervised by a medical coordinator, who acts as a link between the physician providing assistance and the patient in need of care.
Coordinated care programs implemented at WIM-PIB
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22.10.2025
Free skincare and makeup workshopsWe invite you to a free, 2,5-hour workshop during which professional make-up artists and beauticians will teach you comprehensive skin care and make-up that helps hide the visible side effects of chemotherapy.More -
29.07.2025
Endometriosis – GuideWe invite you to read the guide of the Overcome Endometriosis Foundation.More -
02.07.2025
Endometriosis treatment – free, comprehensive care in Mazovia at WIM-PIBAs of July 1, 2025, the Ministry of Health has introduced a Comprehensive Care for Endometriosis Patients program. Information about the program is available by calling 885 707 991 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.More -
24.10.2024
Meeting of experts in the field of surgical treatment of obesityOn October 11-12, a meeting of national experts in bariatric surgery was held in Masuria. The meeting focused on updating standards and guidelines for the treatment of patients withMore -
15.10.2024
Opening of the new Breast Disease Clinic at WIM-PIBOn October 15th, on World Breast Cancer Day, the Military Institute of Medicine-National Research Institute (WIM-PIB) opened a new Breast Clinic. We hope that the new Clinic will be a unique, feminine place, full of warmth and support.More -
30.08.2024
How to spare patients toxic treatment?Today we know that in 85% of HR+/HER2- breast cancer cases, we can use hormone therapy alone in perioperative treatment, without chemotherapy, says Prof. Renata Duchnowska, head of the Oncology Clinic.More








