Medical care and treatment are provided free of charge in a hospital (including daytime) by specialist doctors. Activities include diagnosis, prevention and therapy of pathologies and conditions. In the prenatal, postnatal periods and during childbirth, high-tech medical care is also provided directly. The list of diseases and conditions is approved by the relevant decree of the Ministry of He alth.
Those or other he alth or preventive measures involve the use of special methods. High-tech medical care includes the use of sophisticated technologies and rehabilitation measures. As an element of specialized he alth and preventive measures, it includes the use of unique therapies, as well as resource-intensive therapeutic techniques, the effectiveness of which has been scientifically proven. Thus, high-tech medical care involves the use of robotic technology, cellular and information technologies, methods from the field of genetic engineering. They weredeveloped on the basis of advances in medicine and other related disciplines.
Emergency high-tech medical care should be provided in an emergency or emergency form outside the medical facility, as well as in inpatient and outpatient settings. Conditions requiring the use of emergency measures should include injuries, accidents, poisoning, etc. Emergency high-tech medical care should also be provided in cases where there is a threat to life. In particular, such cases should include the period of emergencies, natural disasters, in which there are victims.
Evacuation is carried out by specialized teams. During transportation, all necessary emergency measures are taken to maintain the he alth and save the lives of the victims.
Palliative care should be provided free of charge in outpatient and inpatient settings by qualified and trained professionals. Activities are a specific set of interventions, the purpose of which is to relieve the patient of pain and alleviate other severe manifestations of the pathology. In this case, high-tech care is aimed at improving the lives of patients who cannot be cured of the disease.
There are several forms of therapeutic or recreational activities.
Emergency assistance is provided for the sudden development of an acutestates. These include, in particular, exacerbations of chronic pathologies that pose a threat to human life.
Emergency care is also provided in the development of acute conditions. However, they do not pose a threat to human life.
Planned activities involve preventive measures for pathologies that do not require emergency or urgent intervention. As a rule, the conditions and diseases of a person in this case do not threaten his life.
