MINISTRY OF HEALTH OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
ORDER
About approval of the nomenclature medical organizations
Document with changes made:
(Official Internet portal of legal information www.pravo.gov.ru, 10/03/2019, N 0001201910030027).
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In accordance with Article 14 of the Federal Law of November 21, 2011 N 323-FZ “On the fundamentals of protecting the health of citizens in the Russian Federation” (Collection of legislation Russian Federation, 2011, N 48, art. 6724; 2012, N 26, art. 3442, 3446; 2013, N 27, art. 3459, 3477; N 30, art. 4038)
I order:
1. Approve the nomenclature of medical organizations in accordance with the appendix.
2. To recognize as invalid:
Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated October 7, 2005 N 627 “On approval of the Unified Nomenclature of State and Municipal Healthcare Institutions” (registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on October 12, 2005, registration N 7070);
order of the Ministry of Health and social development Russian Federation dated February 19, 2007 N 120 "On amendments to the order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated October 7, 2005 N 627 "On approval of the Unified Nomenclature government agencies Healthcare" (registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on March 22, 2007, registration No. 9157);
Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated November 19, 2008 N 653н "On introducing changes to the annex to the order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated October 7, 2005 N 627 "On approval of the Unified Nomenclature of State and municipal institutions Healthcare" (registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on December 22, 2008, registration No. 12921).
Minister
V.Skvortsova
Registered
at the Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
September 13, 2013,
registration N 29950
Application. Nomenclature of medical organizations
Application
I. Nomenclature of medical organizations* by type of medical activity
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* Medical organizations in which structural units of educational and scientific organizations are located, on the basis of which practical training is carried out medical workers(clinical sites) include the word “clinical” in their name.
1. Treatment and preventive medical organizations:
1.1. Hospital (including children's).
1.2. Emergency Hospital medical care.
1.3. Local hospital.
1.4. Specialized hospitals (including those specialized in medical care), as well as specialized hospitals of state and municipal systems health care:
gynecological;
geriatric;
infectious, including children's;
medical rehabilitation, including children's;
drug treatment;
oncological;
ophthalmological;
psychiatric, including children's;
psychiatric (hospital) specialized type;
psychiatric (inpatient) specialized type with intensive observation;
psychoneurological, including children's;
tuberculosis, including children.
1.5. Maternity hospital.
1.6. Hospital.
1.7. Medical and sanitary part, including the central one.
1.8. Nursing home (hospital).
1.9. Hospice.
1.10. Leper colony.
1.11. Dispensaries, including dispensaries of state and municipal health care systems:
medical and physical education;
cardiological;
dermatovenerological;
drug treatment;
oncological;
ophthalmological;
anti-tuberculosis;
neuropsychiatric;
endocrinological.
1.12. Outpatient clinic, including medical clinic.
1.13. Clinics (including children's), as well as clinics of state and municipal health care systems:
consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
medical rehabilitation;
psychotherapeutic;
dental, including children's;
physiotherapeutic.
1.14. Women's consultation.
1.15. Children's home, including a specialized one.
1.16. Dairy kitchen.
1.17. Centers (including children's), as well as specialized centers of the state and municipal healthcare systems:
assisted reproductive technologies;
high medical technologies, including the profile of medical care;
geriatric;
diabetes;
diagnostic;
health;
consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
clinical diagnostic;
therapeutic and preventive nutrition;
treatment and rehabilitation;
physical therapy and sports medicine;
manual therapy;
medical;
medical genetics (consultation);
medical rehabilitation for internationalist soldiers;
medical rehabilitation, including children's;
medical rehabilitation for disabled people and disabled children with consequences of cerebral palsy;
medical and social examination and rehabilitation of disabled people;
medical and social rehabilitation, including a department for permanent residence of disabled people and disabled children with severe forms of cerebral palsy who cannot move independently and do not care for themselves;
medical and social rehabilitation of drug addicts;
medical-surgical;
multidisciplinary;
general medical practice (family medicine);
protection of motherhood and childhood;
family health and reproduction;
adolescent reproductive health;
palliative care;
speech pathology and neurorehabilitation;
perinatal;
occupational pathology;
prevention and control of AIDS;
psychophysiological diagnostics;
hearing rehabilitation;
rehabilitation;
specialized (according to medical care profiles);
specialized types of medical care;
audiologist.
1.18. Medical organizations for emergency medical care and blood transfusion:
ambulance station;
blood transfusion station;
blood center
1.19. Sanatorium and resort organizations:
balneological hospital;
mud bath;
resort clinic;
sanatorium;
sanatoriums for children, including for children with parents;
sanatorium-preventorium;
year-round sanatorium health camp.
2. Special type medical organizations:
2.1. Centers:
medical prevention;
disaster medicine;
medical mobilization reserves "Reserve";
medical information and analytical;
medical biophysical;
military medical examination;
2.2. The Bureau:
medical and social examination;
medical statistics;
pathological-anatomical;
forensic medical examination.
2.3. Laboratories:
clinical diagnostic;
bacteriological, including the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
2.4. Medical detachment, including special purpose (military district, navy).
2.5. Separate medical battalion.
(The item was additionally included from October 14, 2019 by order of the Russian Ministry of Health dated August 8, 2019 N 615n)
3. Medical organizations for supervision in the field of consumer rights protection and human well-being:
3.1. Centers for Hygiene and Epidemiology.
3.2. Anti-plague center (station).
3.3. Disinfection center (station).
3.4. Center for Hygienic Education of the Population.
3.5. Center for State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance.
II. Nomenclature of medical organizations of state and municipal health care systems by territorial basis
4.1. Federal.
4.2. Regional, republican, regional, district.
4.3. Municipal.
4.4. Interdistrict.
4.5. Regional, including central.
by order of the Russian Ministry of Health of August 8, 2019 N 615n.
4.6. Urban, including central.
(Clause as amended, put into effect on October 14, 2019 by order of the Ministry of Health of Russia dated August 8, 2019 N 615n.
Revision of the document taking into account
changes and additions prepared
JSC "Kodeks"
The main structural element in the system of providing medical care to the population is healthcare institution, the list of which is approved by the relevant order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation (MHSR RF).
Currently, there is a “Unified Nomenclature of State and Municipal Health Care Institutions”, approved by Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation No. 627 of October 7, 2005.
1. Treatment and prevention institutions. 1.1. Hospital facilities.
1.1.1. Hospitals, including:
♦ district police officer;
♦ regional;
♦ city emergency medical services;
♦ central (city, district);
♦ regional, including children’s (regional, republican, district).
1.1.2. Specialized hospitals, including:
♦ rehabilitation treatment, including for children;
♦ gynecological;
♦ geriatric;
♦ infectious, including children's;
♦ drug treatment;
♦ oncological;
♦ ophthalmological;
♦ psychoneurological, including children’s;
♦ psychiatric, including children’s;
♦ psychiatric (hospital) specialized type;
♦ psychiatric (hospital) specialized type with intensive observation;
♦ tuberculosis, including children's.
1.1.3. Hospital.
1.1.4. Medical and sanitary part, including the central one.
1.1.5. Nursing home (hospital).
1.1.6. Hospice.
1.1.7. Leper colony.
1.2. Dispensaries:
♦ medical and physical education;
♦ cardiological;
♦ dermatovenerological;
♦ mammological;
♦ drug treatment;
♦ oncological;
♦ ophthalmological;
♦ anti-tuberculosis;
♦ psychoneurological;
♦ endocrinological.
1.3. Outpatient clinics.
1.3.1. Outpatient clinic.
1.3.2. Clinics, including:
♦ urban, including children's;
♦ central district;
♦ dental, including children’s;
♦ consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
♦ psychotherapeutic;
♦ physiotherapy.
1.4. Centers, including scientific and practical ones:
♦ rehabilitation therapy for internationalist soldiers;
♦ restorative medicine and rehabilitation;
♦ geriatric;
♦ diabetes;
♦ drug rehabilitation;
♦ medical, including district;
♦ professional pathology;
♦ on the prevention and control of AIDS and infectious diseases;
♦ clinical and diagnostic;
♦ speech pathology and neurorehabilitation;
♦ rehabilitation;
♦ medical and social rehabilitation;
♦ general medical (family) practice;
♦ advisory and diagnostic, including for children;
♦ hearing rehabilitation;
♦ physical therapy and sports medicine;
♦ manual therapy;
♦ therapeutic and preventive nutrition;
♦ specialized types of medical care;
♦ psychophysiological diagnostics.
1.5. Emergency medical services and blood transfusion facilities.
1.5.1. Emergency medical station.
1.5.2. Blood transfusion station.
1.5.3. Blood Center.
1.6. Institutions for the protection of motherhood and childhood.
1.6.1. Perinatal center.
1.6.2. Maternity hospital.
1.6.3. Women's consultation.
1.6.4. Center for Family Planning and Reproduction.
1.6.5. Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health.
1.6.6. Children's home, including a specialized one.
1.6.7. Dairy kitchen.
1.7. Sanatorium and resort institutions.
1.7.1. Balneological hospital.
1.7.2. Mud bath.
1.7.3. Resort clinic.
1.7.4. A sanatorium, including for children, as well as for children with their parents.
1.7.5. Sanatorium-preventorium.
1.7.6. Sanatorium health camp year-round.
2. Special types of healthcare institutions.
2.1. Centers:
♦ medical prevention;
♦ disaster medicine (federal, regional, territorial);
♦ medical mobilization reserves “Reserve” (republican, regional, regional, city);
♦ licensing of medical and pharmaceutical activities (republican, regional, regional);
♦ quality control and certification of medicines;
♦ medical information and analytical;
♦ information and methodological on examination, recording and analysis of appeals;
♦ medical products.
♦ medical statistics;
♦ pathological;
♦ forensic medical examination.
2.3. Control and analytical laboratory.
2.4. Military medical commission, including the central one.
2.5. Bacteriological laboratory for the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
3. Health care institutions for supervision in the field of consumer rights protection and human well-being.
3.1. Centers for Hygiene and Epidemiology.
3.2. Centers for state sanitary and epidemiological surveillance.
3.3. Anti-plague center (station).
3.4. Disinfection center (station).
3.5. Center for Hygienic Education of the Population.
4. Pharmacies.
4.1. Pharmacy.
4.2. Pharmacy.
4.3. Pharmacy kiosk.
4.4. Pharmacy store.
71. Nomenclature of healthcare institutionsThere are non-profit and commercial healthcare organizations in the healthcare system of the Russian Federation. The main form is not commercial organizations health care institutions. In addition, to non-profit organizations healthcare include non-profit partnerships, autonomous non-profit organizations and autonomous institutions.
The main forms of commercial healthcare organizations are state and municipal unitary enterprises, and business partnerships(full and limited) and business companies(joint stock, with limited or additional liability).
The nomenclature of healthcare institutions is approved by the federal healthcare authority. Currently, the following Unified Nomenclature of State and Municipal Health Care Institutions, approved by Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated November 7, 2005 No. 627, is in effect:
1. Treatment and prevention institutions
1.1. Hospital facilities
1.1.1. Hospitals, including:
- district police officer;
- regional;
- city emergency medical care;
- central (city, district);
- regional, including children's (regional, republican, district).
1.1.2. Specialized hospitals, including:
- rehabilitation treatment, including for children;
- gynecological;
- geriatric;
- infectious, including children's;
- drug treatment;
- oncological;
- ophthalmological;
- psychoneurological, including children's;
- psychiatric, including children's;
- psychiatric (hospital) specialized type;
- psychiatric (hospital) specialized type
with intensive supervision;
- tuberculosis, including children's;
- resort.
1.1.3. Hospitals of all types.
1.1.4. Medical and sanitary part, including the central one.
1.1.5. Nursing home (hospital).
1.1.6. Hospice.
1.1.7. Leper colony.
1.2. Dispensaries:
- medical and physical education;
- cardiological;
- dermatovenerological;
- mammological;
- drug treatment;
- oncological;
- ophthalmological;
- anti-tuberculosis;
- psychoneurological;
- endocrinological.
1.3. Outpatient clinics
1.3.1. Outpatient clinic.
1.3.2. Clinics, including:
- urban, including children's;
- central district;
- dental, including children's;
- consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
- psychotherapeutic;
- physiotherapy;
- restorative treatment.
1.4. Centers, including scientific and practical ones:
- rehabilitation therapy for internationalist soldiers;
- restorative medicine and rehabilitation, including for children;
- geriatric;
- diabetes;
- drug rehabilitation;
- medical, including district;
- occupational pathology;
- on the prevention and control of AIDS and infectious diseases;
- clinical diagnostic;
- speech pathology and neurorehabilitation;
- rehabilitation;
- medical and social rehabilitation;
- general medical (family) practice;
- consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
- hearing rehabilitation;
- physical therapy and sports medicine;
- manual therapy;
- therapeutic and preventive nutrition;
- specialized types of medical care;
- psychophysiological diagnostics;
- diagnostic;
- medical and social examination and rehabilitation of disabled people.
1.5. Emergency medical services and blood transfusion facilities
- Ambulance station.
- Blood transfusion station.
- Blood Center.
1.6. Institutions for maternal and child health care
- Perinatal center.
- Maternity hospital.
- Women's consultation.
- Center for Family Planning and Reproduction.
- Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health.
- Children's home, including specialized ones.
- Dairy kitchen.
1.7. Sanatorium-resort institutions
- Balneological hospital.
- Mud bath.
- Resort clinic.
- Sanatorium, including for children, as well as for children with their parents.
- Sanatorium-preventorium.
- Sanatorium health camp year-round.
2. Special types of healthcare institutions
2.1. Centers:
- medical prevention;
- disaster medicine (federal, regional, territorial);
- medical mobilization reserves “Reserve”
(republican, regional, regional, city);
- licensing of medical and pharmaceutical activities (republican, regional, regional);
- quality control and certification of medicines;
- medical information and analytical;
- information and methodological on examination, accounting and analysis of circulation of medical products.
2.2. The Bureau:
- medical statistics;
- pathological-anatomical;
- forensic medical examination.
2.3. Control and analytical laboratory.
2.4. Military medical commission, including the central one.
2.5. Bacteriological laboratory for the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
3. Health care institutions for supervision in the field of consumer rights protection and human well-being
- Centers for hygiene and epidemiology.
- Centers for state sanitary and epidemiological surveillance.
- Anti-plague center (station).
- Disinfection center (station).
- Center for hygienic education of the population.
4. Pharmacies
- Pharmacy.
- Pharmacy.
- Pharmacy kiosk.
- Pharmacy store.
Note: paramedic-midwife stations (FAP), health centers (medical, paramedic) are structural divisions of healthcare institutions.
This nomenclature is based on legal and functional characteristics. Other approaches can be used to classify healthcare facilities:
by form of ownership: state, municipal, private and other forms of ownership;
by territorial-administrative subordination: federal, constituent entities of the Russian Federation, municipal;
by departmental affiliation: systems of the Ministry of Health and Social Development, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, etc.;
by location of institutions: urban and rural;
by organizational and functional structure: united and unintegrated;
by specialization: multidisciplinary and specialized;
by age: children, adults, geriatric
and etc.;
according to the intensity of treatment: intensive, restorative, palliative treatment, etc.
There are other characteristics by which healthcare organizations are divided, but each of them, as a rule, includes several characteristics, taking into account the tasks being solved, relating to a particular nomenclature group of healthcare institutions.
Various medical organizations provide medical care to the population of the Russian Federation in the state, municipal and private healthcare sectors.
Medical organization- entity regardless of the organizational and legal form and form of ownership, carrying out as the main (statutory) type of activity medical activities on the basis of a license issued in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. Equated to medical organizations individual entrepreneurs carrying out medical activities. The Russian healthcare system operates non-profit And commercial medical organizations (health care organizations).
The main form of non-profit health care organizations are healthcare institutions. A state or municipal health care institution may be autonomous, budget or official
A government institution is created in the area management activities(for the performance of state and municipal functions). Budgetary and autonomous institutions are created to carry out state and municipal work and provide services. The main ones in the healthcare sector are budgetary institutions.
In addition, non-profit health care organizations include non-profit partnerships and autonomous non-profit organizations.
The main forms of commercial healthcare organizations are state and municipal unitary enterprises, as well as business partnerships (full and limited) and business companies (joint stock, limited or additional liability).
Nomenclature of healthcare institutions approved by the federal health authority. Currently, the following unified nomenclature of state and municipal healthcare institutions is in effect, approved by order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated November 7, 2005 No. 627: 1. Medical and preventive institutions.
1.1. Hospital facilities.
1.1.1. Hospitals, including:
Precinct;
Regional;
City emergency medical service;
Central (city, district);
Regional, including children's (regional, republican, district).
1.1.2. Specialized hospitals, including:
Rehabilitation treatment, including children's;
Gynecological;
Geriatric;
Infectious, including children's;
Narcological;
Oncological;
Ophthalmological;
Psychoneurological, including children's;
Psychiatric, including children's;
Psychiatric (inpatient) specialized type;
Psychiatric (inpatient) specialized type with intensive observation;
Tuberculosis, including children's;
Resort.
1.1.3. Hospitals of all types.
1.1.4. Medical and sanitary part, including the central one.
1.1.5. Nursing home (hospital).
1.1.6. Hospice.
1.1.7. Leper colony.
1.2. Dispensaries:
Medical and physical education;
Cardiological;
Dermatovenerological;
Mammological;
Narcological;
Oncological;
Ophthalmological;
Antituberculosis;
Neuropsychiatric;
Endocrinological.
1.3. Outpatient clinics.
1.3.1. Outpatient clinic.
1.3.2. Clinics, including:
Urban, including children's;
Central District;
Dental, including children's;
Consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
Psychotherapeutic;
Physiotherapeutic;
Rehabilitation treatment.
1.4. Centers, including scientific and practical ones:
Rehabilitation therapy for internationalist soldiers;
Regenerative medicine and rehabilitation, including children's;
Geriatric;
Diabetology;
Drug rehabilitation;
Medical, including district;
Occupational pathology;
On the prevention and control of AIDS and infectious diseases;
Clinical and diagnostic;
Speech pathology and neurorehabilitation;
Rehabilitation;
Medical and social rehabilitation;
General medical (family) practice;
Consultative and diagnostic, including for children;
Hearing rehabilitation;
Physical therapy and sports medicine;
Manual therapy;
Therapeutic and preventive nutrition;
Specialized types of medical care;
Psychophysiological diagnostics;
Diagnostic;
Medical and social examination and rehabilitation of disabled people.
1.5. Emergency medical services and blood transfusion facilities:
Emergency medical station;
Blood transfusion station;
Blood Center.
1.6. Institutions for the protection of motherhood and childhood:
Perinatal Center;
Maternity hospital;
Women's consultation;
Family Planning and Reproduction Center;
Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health;
Children's home, including specialized;
Dairy kitchen.
1.7. Sanatorium-resort institutions:
Balneological hospital;
Mud bath;
Resort clinic;
Sanatorium, including for children, as well as for children with parents;
Sanatorium-preventorium;
Sanatorium health camp year-round.
2. Special types of healthcare institutions.
2.1. Centers:
Medical prevention;
Disaster medicine (federal, regional, territorial);
Medical mobilization reserves “Reserve” (republican, regional, regional, city);
Licensing of medical and pharmaceutical activities (republican, regional, regional);
Quality control and certification of medicines;
Medical information and analytical;
Information and methodological on examination, accounting and analysis of the circulation of medical products.
Pathological and anatomical;
Forensic medical examination.
2.3. Control and analytical laboratory.
2.4. Military medical commission, including the central one.
2.5. Bacteriological laboratory for the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
3. Health care institutions for supervision in the field of consumer rights protection and human well-being.
3.1. Centers for Hygiene and Epidemiology.
3.2. Centers for state sanitary and epidemiological surveillance.
3.3. Anti-plague center (station).
3.4. Disinfection center (station).
3.5. Center for Hygienic Education of the Population.
4. Pharmacies:
Pharmacy;
Pharmacy kiosk;
Pharmacy store.
Note: feldsher-midwife stations, health centers (medical, paramedic) are structural divisions healthcare institutions.
This nomenclature is based on legal and functional characteristics. Other approaches can be used to classify healthcare facilities:
- by type of ownership: state, municipal, private and other forms of ownership;
- by territorial and administrative subordination: federal, constituent entities of the Russian Federation, municipal;
- by departmental affiliation: systems of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, etc.;
- by location of institutions: urban and rural;
- by organizational and functional structure: united and ununited;
- by specialization: multidisciplinary and specialized;
- by age: children's, adults, geriatric, etc.;
- by degree of treatment intensity: intensive, restorative, palliative, etc.
It is possible to identify other characteristics by which healthcare organizations are divided, however, each of them, as a rule, includes several characteristics, relating, taking into account the tasks being solved, to a particular nomenclature group of healthcare institutions.
CONTROL QUESTIONS
1. What is the Russian healthcare system?
2. What is the organizational and functional structure of the Russian healthcare system?
3. What applies to state, municipal and private systems healthcare?
4. Lead existing classifications types of medical care.
5. Which healthcare organizations are classified as non-profit and for-profit?
6. For what purposes are budgetary, autonomous and state-owned healthcare institutions created?
7. List the main types medical institutions included in the range of healthcare institutions.
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NOMENCLATURE OF HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS
1.1. Hospital facilities
Hospital on water transport(central basin, basin, guard, linear)
Hospital on railway transport(central, road, departmental, junction, linear)
City Emergency Hospital
Hospital for disabled people of the Patriotic War
Children's City Hospital
Children's regional (regional, republican) hospital
Children's District Hospital
Regional (regional, republican) hospital
District Hospital
District hospital
District hospital
Central City Hospital
Central District Hospital
Central District Hospital
Specialized hospitals:
Children's Infectious Diseases Hospital
Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation Treatment
Children's Psychiatric Hospital
Children's Tuberculosis Hospital
Hospital for Infectious Disease
Rehabilitation Hospital
Narcological hospital
Eye Hospital
Psychoneurological hospital
Mental hospital
Psychiatric hospital with strict supervision
Tuberculosis hospital
Physiotherapeutic hospital
Nursing home
Rehabilitation therapy center for internationalist soldiers
1.2. Special type healthcare institutions
Leper colony
Pathoanatomical Bureau
Center for Prevention and Control of AIDS
Bureau of Forensic Sciences
1.3. Dispensaries
Medical and physical education
Cardiological
Dermatovenerological
Narcological
Oncological
Endocrinological
Antituberculosis
Trachomatous
1.4. Outpatient clinics
Consultative and diagnostic clinic
Outpatient clinic
City Polyclinic
Children's city clinic
Dental clinic
Children's dental clinic
Cosmetology clinic
Linear dispensary on railway transport
Polyclinic on water transport (central basin, basin, port, linear)
Polyclinic on railway transport (central, road, departmental, junction, linear)
Paramedic and midwife station
Physiotherapeutic clinic
Central district clinic
Central medical unit
Medical and sanitary unit
Rehabilitation Center for Children
Consultative and diagnostic center for children
Diagnostic center
1.5. Emergency medical care and blood transfusion facilities
Blood transfusion station
Ambulance station
1.6. Institutions for maternal and child health care
Children's home
Collective farm maternity hospital
Dairy kitchen
Maternity hospital
Perinatal center
Family Planning and Reproduction Center
1.7. Sanatorium-resort institutions
Balneological hospital
Mud bath
Children's balneological hospital
Children's mud bath
Children's sanatorium
Resort clinic
Sanatorium
Sanatorium-preventorium
24-hour sanatorium health camp
Sanatorium for children with parents
1.8. Preventive medicine institutions
Health Center
1.9. Pharmacies
Pharmacy base
Pharmacy kiosk
Pharmacy store
Medical equipment base
Control and Analytical Laboratory (Center for Quality Control of Medicines)
Optical store
Medical equipment warehouse
Central district pharmacy
Central city pharmacy
Notes 1. A central district hospital is a district hospital that is entrusted with the functions of a district health department of a rural administrative district or simultaneously the functions of a district health department of a rural administrative district and the functions of a city health department (in cities of republican, regional, regional subordination that do not have district health departments).
The central district clinic is organized in a rural administrative region in the absence of a central district hospital and performs the functions of the district health department. Central district hospitals or central district clinics are not organized in urban administrative districts.
The central district hospital is the district hospital, which is entrusted with the functions of the regional health department.
The central city hospital is a hospital that is entrusted with the functions of the city health department in cities of republican, regional, regional subordination that do not have district health departments.
The central basin hospital, the central basin clinic is called, respectively, a basin hospital or a basin clinic, which is entrusted with the functions of the district health department.
A central city pharmacy is a pharmacy that is entrusted with organizational and methodological management of pharmacies in cities without administrative divisions.
The central district pharmacy is the pharmacy that is entrusted with administrative, organizational and methodological management of the district's pharmacies (in the absence of inter-district offices).
2. Medical and preventive institutions (hospitals, dispensaries, maternity hospitals and other institutions), as well as specialized departments included in them, used for the purpose of teaching by higher medical educational institutions (faculties) or for scientific purposes by medical research institutions of at least less than 50 percent are called clinical facilities (departments).
Treatment and preventive institutions (hospitals, maternity hospitals and other institutions) that are part of higher medical institutions educational institutions and medical research institutions or subordinate to universities and research institutions are called clinics.
3. Centers are hospital institutions or their structural divisions, as well as dispensaries and maternity hospitals, designed to provide medical care to the assigned population in the relevant specialty. The institution that is the center retains its name in accordance with the nomenclature.
4. If there are two or more institutions of the same name in one locality, each of them is assigned a serial number.
If there are two or more district hospitals each of them, except for the central one, is assigned a serial number.
5. Hospital institutions designed to provide inpatient medical care in several specialties are multidisciplinary hospital institutions.
6. Institutions provided for in the subsection "Hospital institutions", except for specialized hospitals, must have a polyclinic (outpatient clinic).
A city hospital and children's hospitals (city and railway transport) may not have a polyclinic (outpatient clinic).
7. In a region (territory, republic), one regional (territorial, republican) hospital and one children’s regional (territorial, republican) hospital can be created.
8. A medical-sanitary unit is a polyclinic (outpatient clinic) or a hospital with a polyclinic (outpatient clinic), intended exclusively or mainly for providing medical care to employees industrial enterprises, construction organizations, transport enterprises. The medical and sanitary unit may also include other health care institutions.
9. District hospitals and paramedic-midwife stations are organized in rural settlements, as well as at construction sites carried out outside settlements.
10. As part of a local, district, regional, regional, republican hospital, a mobile outpatient clinic can be organized, which is a structural unit of the hospital and operates as its department.
11. The name “City Emergency Hospital” can only be assigned to a city hospital that is used exclusively to provide emergency inpatient and out-of-hospital care and includes an emergency medical care station as a structural unit.
12. To the name “Hospital”, depending on its specialization, is added accordingly: therapeutic, surgical, orthopedic, prosthetic and orthopedic, maxillofacial, ophthalmic, neurosurgical, tuberculosis, neuropsychiatric.
13. Dispensaries may include a hospital inpatient unit.
One cardiology clinic can be created in a region (territory, autonomous republic). These dispensaries perform the functions of a regional (regional, republican) institution and provide medical care accordingly to the population of the region (krai, republic).
Dispensaries with less than 5 outpatient doctor positions cannot be created again.
Antihypertensive and trachomatous dispensaries cannot be created again.
14. Two or more clinics within hospitals can be created provided that each of them complies with the current standard categories established for city clinics.
15. Health centers are organized at enterprises, institutions and organizations and are part of a clinic or outpatient clinic.
16. The air ambulance station is part of the regional, regional, republican hospital and operates as its department.
17. An antenatal clinic is a structural unit of a maternity hospital, clinic or outpatient clinic.
18. Independent dairy kitchens can be created with a workload of at least 12 thousand servings of milk and infant formula per day. In other cases, dairy kitchens are structural divisions of clinics or hospitals.
19. When transferring children's homes to sanatorium regime, the word “sanatorium” is added to their name.
20. Mother and child rooms are organized at train stations, marinas, railway, water, air and road transport and are part of the relevant health care institutions.
In some cases, at large railway stations, with the permission of the Ministry of Railways, mother and child rooms can be organized as independent institutions.
Also included in the corresponding treatment and preventive institutions on railway transport are medical stations (medical, paramedic) at stations.
21. Dispensaries, emergency medical care stations, air ambulance stations and forensic medical examination bureaus are created and are subordinate to the territorial health authorities of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
22. A self-supporting pharmacy intended exclusively for providing one or more hospitals and other healthcare institutions with medicines and other pharmaceutical products is respectively called a hospital or interhospital pharmacy.
Appendix 4
to the Regulations on remuneration
health workers
Russian Federation
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