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A G Rogovina

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[Age structure of mortality in Russia].

The ratios of age coefficients of mortality in Russia and European countries are analyzed in general and for individual causes. The role of various factors in the tendencies observed is demonstrated. Special attention is paid to methodological approaches to determination of the main cause of death. An integral approach is offered, which helps detect the contribution of various age groups to total mortality. Ranking of Russian Federation regions is offered.

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[The structure of hospitalized patients in Russia].

Main trends in the time course of resource provision and volume of activities of hospitals in Russia and their specific regional features are analyzed. Comparison of the main parameters with those in the USA helped disclose the reserves of improving the efficiency of hospital treatment, an expensive type of medical care.

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[The specificity of hygienic behavior of virtually healthy population].

An analysis of the results of a sociological study showed that both men and women aged around 50 and noting subjectively no chronic pathology regard health as a life value. Social hardships reliably worsen the preventive activity and limit its variability. An essential share of population (above 30%), while taking care of its health, does not give up such harmful habits as smoking and abuse of alcohol. The described data denote the need in not so much propagating the healthy mode of life as in motivating it. The disturbing trend towards ignoring the motivations targeted at health promotion deserves special attention; the above trend is observed in absence of age-related chronic pathologies and against the background of an improving social status especially in men.

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[Surgery in 1993-2002].

Analyzed in the paper are volumes and structure of surgery in 1993-2002. It is shown that the fluctuating and mismatching nature of surgical up trend observed both in hospitals and outpatient clinics contradicts the redistribution of scope of medical care in favor of its primary stage, which is not supported up to now by an appropriate personnel policy.

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[On particular factors affecting demand in emergency medical care].

Comparative description of two groups of population--seeking and not seeking emergency medical care--is presented. To demonstrate dynamics of appealability for particular types of medical care official statistics data from 1999 to 2003 was used. To explore characteristics of health and self-care behavior in population seeking medical care data of survey carried out during 1999-2000 on various national territories was applied. In respondents seeking out-patient and in-patient care during a year demand in emergency medical care was higher in men than in women. In both genders this demand increases successively with age whereas contingent of persons who evaded extreme deterioration of health during a year reaches its maximum at the age of 30-49. More direct involvement of patient care institutions is needed with such patients as males, older people, indigent and least educated persons who are much less than others inclined and capable to obtain completeness and effectiveness of one's diagnostic and treatment.

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[Murders and suicides as problem of public health].

Role of violence in public health deflection on international and regional levels is discussed. Data of public and sectoral statistics and sociological surveys is used. Social economic factors contributing to increase of victimization of Russian citizen is analyzed.

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[Dynamics of mortality of able-bodied population in CIS countries].

Comparative analysis founded on WHO European database was carried out concerning mortality in progress as compared between Russia and CIS countries. It is testified that the Russian Federation is distinguished by excelling rate of reduction of able-bodied population of middle age group. It is suggested that in this process significant role is played by health care system defects along with life-style factors. Motivation for enhancing activity and attention of medical workers as related to this age group, especially males is needed.

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