The mediсo-organizational model of protection of reproductive health of women with inflammatory diseases of generative organs

• Autorzy: Naumov I. , Tishchenko Y. , Aleksandrovich A.
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

The work purpose: To develop, scientifically to prove and introduce medical-organizational model of protection of reproductive health of patients with inflammatory diseases of genitals. Materials and methods. The female population of fertile age with inflammatory diseases of the genitals, living in the Grodno area per 1954–2008 is studied. The system approach is used, following methods were applied: sanitary-statistical, economic-mathematical, expert estimations, sociological, historical, organizational experiment, modelling and forecasting. Results. On the basis of the carried out complex socially-hygienic research including studying of volumes and quality of medical aid, security of obstetric-gynecologic service material, financial and personnel resources, introductions of new organizational, medical and information technologies, studying of the reproductive equipments of women of fertile age and prospects of realisation by them of reproductive function, and also an expert estimation of the importance of the problems bound to disturbances in reproductive system, develop medical-organizational model of protection of reproductive health of women with inflammatory diseases of the genitals, based on state policy realisation in public health services. Model actions are realised in three stages: pregravidal improvement; medical maintenance in pregnancy; The organisation of medical aid to women in childbirth and newborns, and also aftertreatment after a failure of pregnancy and sorts.

Słowa kluczowe

EN

mediсo-organizational model; health protection; reproductive health; human health; woman; inflammatory disease; generative organ; human disease; female; genitalia

• Wydawca: -
• Czasopismo: Health Problems of Civilization
• Rocznik: 2014
• Tom: 08
• Numer: 3
• Opis fizyczny: p.4-11,fig.,ref.

Twórcy

autor

Naumov I.

• The Grodno State Medical University, Maksyma Gorkiego St.80, 230015 Grodno, Belarus

autor

Tishchenko Y.

• The Grodno State Medical University, Maksyma Gorkiego St.80, 230015 Grodno, Belarus

autor

Aleksandrovich A.

• The Grodno State Medical University, Maksyma Gorkiego St.80, 230015 Grodno, Belarus

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