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The article presents the analysis of the national and international literature on the problem of the quality of medical care. The focus is on the issues like the imbalance of the healthcare system, lack of personnel, insufficient material and technical support. The article also defines the main directions for development of the healthcare system aimed at improving the quality of service. In particular, it emphasizes that the solution of the problem of the quality of medical care is impossible without a well-thought-out personnel development strategy, the formation of clear motivating incentives, a radical change in the system of interaction between doctors and nursing staff.&#x0D;It is important to ensure that all transformations in the healthcare sector should be discussed with the scientific and general medical community including the creation of special expert groups.

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