• Operation of emergency medical services and evaluation of its effectiveness in diverse countries around the world

    Muminov B.G., Akhmedov A.A.
    Choosing a model service organization depend on many factors. In the developed countries to the fore the economic aspects. In this connection, he prefers low-cost paramedical teams. In Russia and CIS countries in the Republic of Tajikistan to doctors there is no single approach. It would be expedient to adopt organizational commitment in the choice of the ratio of different teams (specialized, linear, BIT, paramedical and paramedical teams), in favor of teams BIT, paramedical and paramedical teams.

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  • Status and prospects of integration of physicians ambulance (SMP)

    Muminov B.G., Mirzoyeva Z.A.
    Conclusion to improve continuity of service SMEs with family doctors in the Republic of Tajikistan worthwhile taking some regulations providing these services, relationships with stimulating dispensary patients and encourages patient-surrogate technologies and strengthen the role of information technology.
    In the long term integration of physician SMP with a family doctor leads to unloading of high cost hospital bed and resource-intensive service SMEs, reducing indirect and direct economic costs ultimately reduce disability and mortality of the population.

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  • Some aspects of the normative – legal base of ambulance service in the Republic of Tajikistan

    Muminov B., Akhmedov A.

    Legislative and legal framework that regulates the organization of emergency medical services in the Republic of Tajikistan does not reflect the modern features. Provide emergency medical care not determined the composition and the principles of state regulation, as well as interaction with other first responders in the new economy.
    The current standard rate of 1 ambulance per 10 thousand populations does not account for the geographical feature of the topography and density of living of the population.
    The current statistical reporting focused on quantitative measures and requires revision in favor of qualitative indicators of emergency medical services.

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