ArticleHerald of the Russian Academy of Sciences2021
Reserves for Reducing Mortality in Russia Due to the Efficiency of Health Care.
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- Preventable mortality in the Russian Federation: a retrospective, regional level study.The Lancet regional health. Europe · 2023Article
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Abstract
Approaches to assessing the role of health care in reducing mortality in Russia from the standpoint of controlling manageable causes are discussed. Based on the concept of avoidable mortality, trends in regional variability of mortality, the nosological and gender characteristics for the years 2000-2019 have been analyzed. The patterns revealed indicate the following: a significant contribution of medicine and health care to the decrease in the premature reduction in the life expectancy of the population, the expediency of developing a regional classification of the list of avoidable causes of mortality, and the decisive role of prevention and the improvement of the lifestyle of the population of young and middle ages in the past two decades against the background of a slow increase in the capacity of clinical medicine in the diagnostics and treatment of diseases.
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