Articles with tag: «junior medical personnel»
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2014 № 3 Increase of quality and affordability of medical care — objectives and solutions in general physicians practice («Samara municipal clinic №6 of Industrial region», Samara, Russia)
Annotation. There are studied problems and ways of optimizing management of human resources in ambulatory department of health care of Russian Federation. It is shown that deficit of human resources in the health care of Russia is provoked by the lack of physicians and middle level medical staff of several professions as well as disproportions in number of physicians and nurses. There is studied an example of experimental area of general practitioner where nurses can implement their self-sufficient reception. There are questions arisen regarding extension of functional responsibilities of medical nurses and problems occurring while its realization due to imperfections of legislative acts.
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2023 № 6 On the need to improve federal legislation in terms of clarifying and fixing the legal status of junior medical personne.
Currently, in the legislation of the Russian Federation, the legal status of persons from among the junior medical personnel in terms of classifying them as medical workers is not clearly defined. This is due to the fact that junior medical personnel do not pass the accreditation of a specialist and, in accordance with the requirements of Part 1 of Art. 69 of the Federal Law of November 21, 2011 No. 323-FZ “On the Fundamentals of Protecting the Health of Citizens in the Russian Federation” (hereinafter referred to as the Fundamentals) does not have the right to carry out
medical activities. This circumstance significantly reduces the social security of junior medical personnel and requires mandatory legal correction.
The article presents a detailed analysis of the legislation, which substantiates in detail the need to clarify and consolidate the legal status of junior medical personnel. To this end, the legislator is invited to state part 1 of Art. 69 of the Fundamentals as follows: “Persons who have received medical or other education in Russian organizations engaged in educational activities and who have been accredited by a specialist, as well as persons filling other positions of medical workers specified in the nomenclature of positions, have the right to carry out medical activities in the Russian Federation medical workers and pharmaceutical workers, approved by the authorized federal executive bodies.