Children's Infectious Disease in Moscow: Problems and Solutions
          
      
    
      
    
                        
              https://doi.org/10.22627/2072-8107-2016-15-1-9-14
        
          
    
  
      
  
    
                
            Abstract
            Based on statistical data, a comparative analysis of infectious morbidity and mortality in Moscow in 2015 and 2014 revealed a whole, the decline in these indicators. Made significant progress in reducing infectious morbidity in Moscow due to the vaccination of children, including — increased regional calendar of preventive vaccinations. However, analysis of the work of medical institutions indicates the feasibility of the development and introduction of technologies of management of patients with post-infectious syndromes, as well as improving the health care system for children with infectious diseases based on a multidisciplinary approach in close cooperation infectious disease and pediatricians of different specialties. To solve these problems is proposed a plan to improve the effectiveness of children's infectious diseases services relating to the reorganization of hospital beds and outpatient care, ensure the continuity of the different health facilities, implementation of modern methods of etiological diagnosis of infections, the organization of continuous vocational training of paediatricians in Moscow on a specialty «Infectious diseases».
         
              
        
                        		
                     
    
      
                  About the Authors
              
               
             L. N. Mazankova
         
        
                        Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education
        
Russian Federation
    
MSD, Professor, Head of Kafedra Children's infectious diseases,
125373, Moscow, ul. Heroev Panfilovtsev , 28
				     
    
    
             
             I. E. Koltunov
         
        
                        Morozov Children's Clinical Hospital
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
             
             A. E. Angel
         
        
                        Morozov Children's Clinical Hospital
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
             
             I. P. Vitkovskaya
         
        
                        Research Institute for Health and medical management organizations
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
             
             A. A. Korsunskiy
         
        
                        Children's Clinical Hospital № 9 named after G.N. Speranskiy
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
             
             E. V. Kardonova
         
        
                        Infectious Clinical Hospital № 1
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
             
             N. N. Fomkina
         
        
                        Rospotrebnadzor in Moscow, Russian Federation
        
Russian Federation
    
				    
    
    
          
     
        
    
    
    
 
    
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                                    Mazankova L.N., 
                                Koltunov I.E., 
                                Angel A.E., 
                                Vitkovskaya I.P., 
                                Korsunskiy A.A., 
                                Kardonova E.V., 
                                Fomkina N.N.
                                              Children's Infectious Disease in Moscow: Problems and Solutions.      CHILDREN INFECTIONS.            2016;15(1):9-14.  
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                                                  https://doi.org/10.22627/2072-8107-2016-15-1-9-14                          
    
  
  
  
  
    
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