Print Alexander Kynev The functioning of the institutions of grassroots democracy - the foundation of civil society - is ensured by the ability of residents of any locality, settlement, administrative district or region to interact and self-organize. One indicator of this ability is the attitude of the population towards local and municipal elections, the results of which determine how local problems that are vitally important to each voter will be resolved in the next few years.

Olga Chepurnaya, Alexander Etkind [1] INSTRUMENTALIZATION OF DEATH. LESSONS IN ANTI-ALCOHOL THERAPY Beginning in the 1950s, Soviet doctors practiced a special method of treating alcohol addiction, called implantation, or “filing.” The drugs used for this procedure were synthesized in the West, but gained popularity in Russia. To this day, this method is widely used both in clinics (public and private) and by individually practicing narcologists.

George Angel's legacy The late George Engel believed that the clinician must take into account the biological, psychological and social aspects of the disease - only then will he be able to correctly understand the cause of the patient's suffering, offer adequate treatment and win the patient's trust. Dr. Angel put forward a holistic model as an alternative to the conventional biomedical approach that has reigned supreme in industrial societies since the mid-20th century [1] .

Print Yuri Pelevin and He barks the wind blows. Boris asks Gleb in the face. Joseph Brodsky In Rus', like nowhere else, there are tenacious fictions that are taken for genuine historical facts. Either the climate here is favorable, or the soil is fertile, but the culture of metafact has firmly established itself in our fatherland. A metafact is not an event that actually happened, but a certain image of this event that has developed in the mass consciousness.

Print Maria Malikova Hayden White (b. 1928) is a professor of comparative literature and Germanic languages ​​and literatures at Stanford University, and professor emeritus of the history of consciousness at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

In Russia, recently more attention has been paid to the issues of protecting public health. Government officials, speaking in the media, are increasingly expressing concerns related to the unfavorable demographic trends observed in our country. Actions aimed at urgently changing the current situation are classified as measures to ensure state security [1] .

HEIRS OF ASCLEPIOUS About doctors and healing [1] Fee Waiver Cost Jewish law, based on the Torah, says that the work of a doctor, like any work, must be paid. But there is another important aspect that this legislation addresses. A doctor's refusal of a fee may cause an undesirable line of thought in the patient or their loved ones. Perhaps they will decide that the condition is hopeless, and the doctor considered it immoral to take payment for work that did not produce results.

Print Vera Milchina Natalya Pervukhina-Kamyshnikova. V. S. Pecherin: An emigrant for all times. M.: Languages ​​of Slavic culture, 2006. 360 p. Who is Vladimir Sergeevich Pecherin (1807-1885)? Poet of the 1830s, whose 1834 poem “Pot-pourri, or What you want, you ask for” Ogarev published in the London collection “Russian Secret Literature of the 19th Century” (1861), and Dostoevsky parodied in “Demons” in the poem by Stepan Trofimovich Verkhovensky "The Triumph of Death"?

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Report [1] The state of the Russian system of protecting public health and healthcare as its most important element today can be described as a crisis. Population health indicators are deteriorating. Problems of accessibility and quality of medical care are becoming more acute. The unfavorable state of this area is developing into a serious social problem. This year the implementation of the National Health Program began. Healthcare has been declared a national priority.

Russian healthcare today faces serious structural problems. The main ones include the low level of primary health care services, excessive specialization of outpatient care, an unreasonably high level of hospitalization and unreasonably long periods of inpatient treatment, and the poor development of hospital-substituting types of care. All this contributes to the destruction of the decades-long multi-level system that Soviet healthcare was rightfully proud of.

Print Irina Staff K. Ginzburg. Myths - emblems - signs: Morphology and history. Collection of articles / Transl. with it. and after. S. L. Kozlova. M.: New publishing house, 2004. 348 p. Carlo Ginzburg’s book has a special fate in our country.

Print Vladimir Kagansky S. V. Chebanov. Petersburg. Russia. Society. Vilnius: AB VLANI, 2004. 724 p. I have an interesting big book in front of me. Interesting people often write interesting books. This is exactly what Sergei Viktorovich Chebanov (b.

Evidence-based medicine (EBM) was formed in the eighties of the twentieth century. The words “Evidence-Based Medicine” were translated into Russian 10 years ago from the English “Evidence based medicine” (EBM; there are other versions of the translation: evidence-based medicine; evidence-based medicine). EBM is a type of medical practice characterized by applying only interventions that have been demonstrated to be beneficial in good scientific research to treat an individual patient.

1. Global healthcare market Russia's intensive integration into the world economy and our country's upcoming entry into the World Trade Organization necessitate a thorough study of world markets, including the healthcare market. Below we will try to assess the latter according to its main components - general structure, dynamics, individual sectors and regions.