RESULTS OF REALIZATION OF THE PROGRAM OF THE STATE GUARANTEES OF RENDERING OF CITIZENS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION OF FREE-OF-CHARGE MEDICAL AID IN 2008

Abstract

The analysis of realization of the rights of citizens on reception of free-of-charge medical aid has shown, that in the medical organizations of all patterns of ownership in 2008 have free of charge received stationary medical aid 31,5 million person, medical aid in day time hospitals - 6,2 million person. By the first help it is served from above 49 million calls, number of references in out-patient-polyclinic establishments and visitings in-home - nearby 490 million Hi-tech specialized medical aid in federal establishments of public health services have received 190,6 thousand person, in the state and municipal establishments of subjects of the Russian Federation - over 24 thousand person.

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