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Dr. Kaydash: An Infectious Disease Specialist's Journey

An interview with Dr. Nadezhda Kaydash, an infectious disease specialist, about her career path, the rewards of her work, and challenges in the field.

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Rostov State Medical UniversityErmolieva Infectious Disease CenterGbsmpKomsomolskaya Pravda - Rostov

Nadezhda KaydashZinaida Yermolyeva

What do you enjoy most about medical practice?: Dr. Kaydash finds the greatest satisfaction in witnessing the positive impact of her work, helping patients recover and seeing the happiness of their families. This reward fuels her dedication to continuous improvement and professional growth.
What stories from your practice do you remember the most?: Dr. Kaydash's memorable experiences range from her first patient, a four-year-old girl, to a 70-year-old patient who shared his poetry. She highlights the unique and impactful experiences each patient brings.
How quickly do you think your field of medicine is developing?: The field of infectious disease is rapidly evolving, but it also benefits from years of accumulated knowledge and experience from pioneers like Zinaida Yermolyeva. Dr. Kaydash highlights the importance of combining innovative approaches with the legacy of established methods.
Why did you become a doctor, and why did you choose this specialty?: Dr. Nadezhda Kaydash chose her career path due to a lifelong fascination with patient care, inspired by her family's medical background. She thrives in the fast-paced, challenging environment of infectious disease, where quick decisions and patient care are paramount.
What qualities should one not have when becoming an infectious disease specialist?: Essential qualities for an infectious disease specialist include stress resilience, perseverance, attentiveness, empathy, and a commitment to ongoing learning. These traits allow physicians to effectively manage the challenges of this field.

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