Holub
Alla
Infectious disease doctor.
Alla Holub
Infectious disease doctor.-
Medical specialty: Infectious disease doctor.
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Specialisation: Infectious diseases.
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Categories and degrees: Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, highest qualification category.
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Medical experience: Since 1998.
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Primary education:
- National Medical University named after O.O. Bohomoltsia, specialty – General Medicine (1998).
- Specialization: National Medical University named after O.O. Bohomoltsia “Homeopathy” (1998).
- Internship: National Medical University named after O.O. Bohomoltsia, specialty – “Infectious Diseases” (1999).
- Clinical Residency: National Medical University named after O.O. Bohomoltsia, specialty – “Infectious Diseases” (1999–2001).
- 2010 – Candidate of Medical Sciences, dissertation on the topic: “Complications of Measles in Adults and Improvement of Treatment Methods.”
- 2017 – Associate Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases, National University of Health of Ukraine named after P.L. Shupyk.
- Salzburg Seminar on Infectious Diseases, Austria, 2010.
- Specialization in Homotoxicological Homeopathy, Kyiv, 2015.
- Continuing Education “Current Issues in Rheumatology,” Kyiv, 2017.
- Continuing Education “Neuroinfections: Modern Principles of Diagnosis and Treatment,” 2022.
- Consultative reception, medical history review, examination, interpretation of laboratory test results, prescription and adjustment of treatment.
- Diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of infectious diseases.
- Treatment of chronic viral hepatitis B, C, parasitic invasions and helminthiasis (giardiasis, ascariasis, toxocariasis, enterobiasis), herpesvirus infections (herpes simplex virus type 1, cytomegalovirus infection, Epstein-Barr virus infection), Lyme disease, TORCH infections.
- Consultation on urgent and planned vaccination (adult patients).
- Pre-test and post-test counseling for HIV infection.
- Consultation on issues related to the enlargement of peripheral lymph nodes (excluding inguinal lymph nodes).
- Lumbar puncture in a hospital setting.
