The recipient of the award was an esteemed cardiologist, Dr. Lukasz Dobaj, who also received a CERTIFICATE OF DISTINCTION. The ceremony was attended by numerous guests, including the IHRC delegation composed of: Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary General and Msc. Ewelina Pawlowska, Ambassador at Large and Managing Director of the IHRC Diplomatic Protocol Department.

Medal number 300 was awarded in recognition of outstanding achievements in the field of medicine, particularly in the area of diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders.

Dr. Lukasz Dobaj is a distinguished cardiologist, Medical Director of SGH, and co-founder of the Swietokrzyskie Cardiology Centre in Kielce, where he has been professionally active since 2008. His notable achievements include:

Membership in the Polish Cardiac Society (PTK),

Active involvement in the Heart Rhythm Section.

Professionally and scientifically, he focuses on diagnosing, treating, and managing patients with heart rhythm disorders as well as qualifying them for invasive arrhythmia treatments. His extensive expertise includes advanced cardiac diagnostics, such as:

Echocardiography,

Holter ECG monitoring,

Stress tests and ergospirometry tests,

Programming and control of pacemakers, ICDs, and CRT-D devices.

The “Civis Mundi Sum” medal, established in 2021 by IHRC, is awarded to individuals, organisations, and institutions for exceptional contributions to human rights protection, promotion of humanism, and peace. The medal symbolises prestige and international recognition for those who, through their efforts, contribute to building a better world.

Awarding the medal to Dr. Lukasz Dobaj is a testament to the high value IHRC places on significant contributions to the advancement of medicine and patient care.

The medal presentation ceremony was a solemn event and an opportunity to emphasise the role of professionalism and commitment to safeguarding human health and life. Msc. Ewelina Pawlowska, in her speech, highlighted that “Dr. Dobaj’s work is not only a reflection of the highest medical standards but also an inspiration to the entire international community.”

IHRC congratulates Dr. Lukasz Dobaj and wishes him continued success in the field of medicine and the protection of human life.

Reported:
Ewelina Pawlowska
Ambassador at Large
Managing Director of the IHRC Diplomatic Protocol Department

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KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital in Busko-Zdroj was honoured with the Gold Medal for its invaluable services in the field of medical rehabilitation and promotion of innovative treatment methods. The hospital has for years been a leader in the comprehensive rehabilitation of patients, offering top-quality medical services that significantly improve the quality of life of many people. Thanks to modern therapeutic methods, advanced technology and a team of outstanding specialists, KRYSTYNA puts the patient at the centre of its activities, implementing the IHRC motto: “Every patient is a unique story”.

During the ceremony, Prof. AWP Dr n. med. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska received individual awards.

Prof. AWP Dr n. med. Artur Durda is a recognised authority in the field of rehabilitation medicine, having made a significant contribution to the development of this speciality over the years of his career. His scientific and clinical activities have contributed to the introduction of modern treatment and rehabilitation methods that significantly improve patients’ quality of life.
Prof. Durda has also authored numerous scientific publications and is a member of many international medical associations. His commitment and professionalism have won him recognition not only in Poland, but also internationally.

Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska is an esteemed specialist who, on the day of the award, was the president of the KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital.
As the leader of the facility, she leads a team of specialists with passion and dedication, ensuring the highest standards of health and rehabilitation care.
Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska is an extremely empathetic person, dedicated to her patients and team, and her approach to management combines professionalism with human sensitivity. Privately, she is recognised for her kindness and willingness to help others.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary General, Chairperson IHRC Group, Peacemaker; and M.Sc. Ewelina Barbara Pawlowska, Ambassador at Large and Managing Director of the IHRC Department of Diplomatic Protocol; personally presented the medals, emphasising the importance of the contribution of the KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska in raising the standards of healthcare and inspiring others to strive for excellence.

In her speech, M.Sc. Ewelina Barbara Pawlowska noted: “KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital in Busko-Zdroj, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska are excellent examples of institutions and individuals who contribute to building a better world through their commitment and professionalism. These awards recognise their continued work and dedication to patients.”

KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital has won international recognition for its innovative approach to rehabilitation, combining modern technology with a holistic approach to patient health. Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska have been contributing to the quality of life of patients for years with their knowledge, experience and passion.

Awards are not only a great honour for the KRYSTYNA hospital in Busko-Zdroj, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska, but also an inspiration for the entire medical community to continue striving for the highest standards of healthcare.

The IHRC hopes that initiatives of this kind will also support the development of humanitarian relations and promote pro-social attitudes among health care professionals worldwide in the future.

Reported:
Dawid Szablowski
Head of IHRC Press Department

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