Open AccessTHE STUDY OF AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS’ CIRCULATION FOR DIFFERENT CONTINGENTS OF PATIENTS AT THE LEVEL OF PRIMARY MEDICAL AND SANITARY ASSISTANCE
Author(s) -
S.I. Zbrozhek
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
lìkarsʹka sprava/lìkarsʹka sprava
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2706-8803
pISSN - 1019-5297
DOI - 10.31640/jvd.5-6.2020(9
Subject(s) - medicine , family medicine , legislation , context (archaeology) , primary health care , outpatient clinic , competence (human resources) , population , family doctors , health care , environmental health , psychology , geography , economic growth , political science , social psychology , archaeology , law , economics
. In the context of the coronavirus pandemic, the urgency of the development of primary health care in the light of the organization of access to medicines for different categories of patients at the primary level is becoming one of the main directions of reforming and developing the health care system in Ukraine. Its goal is to improve the quality and efficiency of medical care, increase the availability of medicines, and preserve and promote human health. Materials and methods. Grouped outpatient clinics of general practice of family medicine on the example of Kharkiv region according to certain features according to the Sturgess formula with the subsequent construction of discrete series of variations and the distribution polygon. Results. The conducted content analysis of the districts of the region allowed to determine the quantitative indicators of outpatient clinics of general practice of family medicine in the study period and to distribute them by groups. Discussion. Conducted the study concerning the organization of accessibility of circulation of medicines for the population through primary health care according to the current legislation by outpatient clinics of general practice of family medicine. The latter, within their competence based on family medicine, provide a set of preventive measures to prevent and reduce morbidity, disability and mortality, early detection of diseases, are responsible for creating a regulatory range of drugs and more. In turn, the study found that most health facilities are located in nine districts at the regional level, which are included in three groups. Conclusions. The study showed a tendency to increase the outpatient clinics of general practice of family medicine in nine districts of the regional level. Placed an emphasis on the need for further research on the areas of the regions to establish a correlation between the population living permanently in the area and the number of local health facilities.