Preventive Medicine and Transformation of Medical Personnel Roles. Experience of Atlas Clinic in the context of healthy longevity strategy

Background. The epidemiological transition from infectious to non-communicable diseases has created new challenges for healthcare systems worldwide. In Russia, non-communicable diseases have become the leading cause of premature mortality, necessitating a paradigm shift towards preventive medicine approaches. Traditional healthcare models based on standardized protocols and population-based screening programs demonstrate limited effectiveness in meeting increasing demands for personalized medical care.

Objective. To analyze the transformation of medical personnel roles in the context of preventive medicine implementation and evaluate innovative approaches to healthcare delivery based on the experience of Atlas Clinics in Moscow.

Methods. This analytical study examines the practical implementation of preventive medicine technologies, personalized nutrition strategies, and digital health monitoring systems. The analysis encompasses the evolution of nursing competencies, integration of telemedicine technologies, and development of interdisciplinary care coordination models.

Results. The transformation of nursing roles revealed four key competency areas: digital literacy and big data analytics, clinical nutrition expertise, psychological counseling and motivational interviewing techniques, and interdisciplinary care coordination. Corporate wellness programs showed increased demand from IT and fintech companies, expanding beyond traditional industrial sectors.

Conclusions. Successful implementation of preventive medicine requires systematic transformation of all healthcare delivery components, from diagnostic technologies to professional competencies of medical personnel. Nurses emerge as important coordinators of long-term patient care and active participants in health management processes. The integration of advanced technologies, digital monitoring, and personalized therapy, complemented by highly qualified medical personnel, represents the most effective approach to achieving healthy longevity goals. The economic efficiency of preventive strategies demonstrates significant potential for scaling to the national healthcare system level.

Clinical Implications. The study provides a methodological framework for transforming traditional healthcare delivery models towards preventive medicine approaches, emphasizing the critical role of nursing professionals in personalized care coordination and long-term patient engagement.