Vol 64, No 4 (2020)
- Year: 2020
- Published: 08.09.2020
- Articles: 9
- URL: https://hum-ecol.ru/0044-197X/issue/view/9523
HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION
The efficiency of the use of the bed fund in Federal districts
Abstract
Introduction. The priority direction of reforming the national healthcare system is to improve the quality and accessibility of medical care against the background of the rational and effective use of resources of medical institutions.
Purpose of research. To identify reserves in optimizing the bed Fund based on evaluating the effectiveness of its use on the territory of the Federal districts of Russia.
Material and methods. The study used analytical, logical, and statistical methods. The primary material on the number of beds and indices of their use from 2016 to 2018 was taken from the statistical collections of the Ministry of Health of Russia.
Results. The study found the ongoing reform of inpatient medical care to be characterized by a reduction in the number of hospital beds and their availability to the population, a reduction in the average number of days of the bed use per year and the average number of days of the patient stay in the bed and an increase in bed turnover. To determine the effectiveness of the use of the bed Fund, it is advisable to use the method of comparing the number of hospitalized patients, calculated as the product of the number of deployed beds on the average number of days of the bed use per year, divided by the average number of days of the patient stay in the bed, by alternately (isolated) replacing existing indices with planned values.
Discussion. Rational reform of the bed Fund can be carried out with the widespread use of effective management methods in health care practice, the development of outpatient clinics, and the introduction of inpatient replacement technologies. Increasing the average number of days of bed use per year should be aimed at reducing unscheduled waiting times for the next hospitalization of the patient. Reducing the average length of stay of patients in a bed should be carried out taking into account the requirements of medical standards and clinical recommendations (treatment protocols).
Conclusions. The main reserves for improving the efficiency of the use of the bed Fund are increasing the average number of days of the bed use per year to the target of 340 days and optimizing the average length of the stay of patients in a bed, taking into account the achievements of medical science and practice.



The new stage in the development of a system for the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders
Abstract
Aim. Evaluation of statistical data on the prevalence of patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders in Moscow, to substantiate a new stage of the development of out-patients system of treatment and rehabilitation of this category of patients.
Methods. There is considered trend of the accounted contingent of patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders in Moscow for fifteen years (2004-2018).
Results. There is a decrease in the number of patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders (from 0.53% to 0.44% of the permanent population of Moscow) under observation in the state health care system, which is explained by the processes of deinstitutionalization and a shift in emphasis towards the outpatient level of psychiatric care. From the standpoint of the biopsychosocial approach, the tendency to change the ratio of observed male and female patients (increase in the proportion of male patients and decrease in female) over the specified period is discussed. The article analyzes the draft of the new version of the international classification of mental and behavioral disorders (ICD-11) in terms of schizophrenic spectrum disorders in terms of optimizing psychiatric care for this contingent of patients.
Conclusion. The observed changes in the considered contingent of patients and the introduction of new approaches to the diagnosis and therapy of patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders indicate the onset of a new stage in the development of out-patient treatment and rehabilitation system based on the latest achievements of psychopharmacology and the development of social support systems for patients with mental disorders.



CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS’ HEALTH
The prevalence of loss of consciousness in children of school age
Abstract
Background. The epidemiology of loss of consciousness or syncope in Russian children’s population is unknown.
Aim of the study. To determine the frequency of syncope in children and adolescents. In the study of the EPISODE (EPIdemiology of Syncope in schOol chilDren and adolEscents), there were surveyed parents from 85.5% of all school children from one of the central districts of Russia (Vladimir city area, Petushki district). There were 5728 questionnaires with questions about the syncope in their children, cases of sudden death (SD) in the family were common. 1732 questionnaires were returned (30.2%), the girls and boys were 50.8% vs 49.2% respectively. There were divided in 4 groups: A) syncope — 4.2%; B) presyncope — 13.8%; B) Sudden Death (SD) before 50 years old in the family —18.2%; D) 81,9% — without symptoms and SD in the family. In group A, girls dominated as 5.7% versus 2.7%, p <0.00005. The SD in group A was more common than in the children without syncope (42.5% versus 17,1%, p <0.00005).
Conclusions: The prevalence of syncope among school children in Russia amounted to 4.2%. Syncope is found mainly in girls. The combination of syncope and SD in the family forms a group of children, in which, first of all, family diseases with the risk of SD should be excluded.



TOPICAL ISSUES OF HYGIENE
Prevention of iodine deficiency: awareness and consumer choice of the university students
Abstract
Introduction. The territory of the Republic of Khakassia is endemic for goiter, in this regard, both the prevention and correction of iodine deficiency are very important. University students are a part of society, which makes up its main reproductive reserve, and the increased level of intellectual load on the background of adaptation to new living conditions and the educational process requires the adequate provision of iodine, the lack of which can negatively affect their health.
The purpose of research. Assess the level of awareness and commitment to preventative behavior of University students.
Material and methods. To assess the level of awareness about the negative consequences of iodine deficiency and its prevention, a questionnaire was developed for students. 452 freshmen (281 girls and 171 boys) of Khakass State University took part in an anonymous sociological poll voluntarily.
Results. When analyzing interview data, it was determined only 61.6% of students to be aware of the problem of biosphere iodine deficiency in the republic; 18.8% of students found it difficult to name the clinical manifestations of iodine deficiency conditions and the most sensitive periods of ontogenesis to iodine deficiency. Methods for the prevention of iodine deficiency 25% of students consider inaccessible and expensive. 39.6% of students buy iodized salt, but only 65.5% of them are aware of the peculiarities of its storage at home and 37.5% are correctly used in cooking (before serving and at the end of cooking). It was noted the low level of regular consumption of foods rich in iodine: in 70% of respondents, these dishes were in the diet less than once a week; and 38.9% of students practically do not eat seafood. Only 2.1% of respondents constantly took iodine-containing drugs; 53.9% of the students did not use the medicine at all, and the rest of the students received iodine occasionally. However, only 4.7% of students taking drugs received an adequate prophylactic dose of iodine.
Discussion. Despite the activities carried out in Khakassia in 2014-2016 as part of the program for the prevention of diseases caused by micronutrient deficiency, the study participants have an average awareness of the consequences and availability of measures for the prevention of iodine deficiency. Even among students who are aware of the problem of iodine deficiency conditions, less than half of the respondents understand the importance of eating iodized salt to reduce the overall incidence rate, maintain intellectual performance and reproductive well-being. Our results are consistent with data from surveys conducted in other regions of the country.
Conclusions. To preserve and improve the somatic, mental and reproductive health of youth of Khakassia, it is necessary to strengthen the educational component of regional programs for the prevention of iodine deficiency diseases.



MEDICINE AND LAW
Formation of the Code of laws on public health protection in the Russian Federation
Abstract



LITERATURE REVIEW
Issues of patient safety in the context of preventing medical errors (analytical review)
Abstract
Introduction. Patient safety is the absence of preventable harm to the patient in the course of medical care and the reduction of the risk of unnecessary harm associated with medical care to an acceptable minimum. Over the past two decades, the problem of patient safety has become the object and target area of public health for specific efforts to improve it.
The study aims to analyze modern scientific literature to consider problems related to clinical safety, the global burden of harming patients.
Material and methods. In the context of studying the problem, the results of modern research were used to identify the causes of medical errors and to find ways to prevent them.
Results. The desire to improve the level of safety and the quality of medical care is growing in the world. Consequently, significant measures to evaluate the safety of medical care and its quality will be of paramount importance. To date, there is no gold standard or established array of quality indices (QI) for measuring the quality and safety of medical care. However, many indices have been developed, and some have even been tested to measure specific aspects of patient quality and safety. Such studies are in demand to achieve a clinically significant reduction in the incidence of medical errors.
Conclusion. Despite the growing recognition of the role of human medical error in medicine, to prevent or mitigate their consequences requires the search for adequate ways both at the individual and systemic levels.



HISTORY OF HEALTH CARE AND MEDICINE
New information about the Arkhangelsk period of life and activity of the surgeon and Bishop Luke (Voino-Yasenetsky)
Abstract



BOOK REVIEW
Review of the encyclopedia «Udmurt Republic. Healthcare»
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