Abstract

The aim: To conduct an analysis of the dynamics and prevalence of the main classes of chronic non-infectious diseases of the population contingent attached to a multidisciplinary health care institution, to determine the main predictive trends of morbidity for the formation of a strategy for the prevention of the development of these pathologies and their complications. Materials and methods: We used methods of structural and logical analysis, bibliosemantic. In the course of the research, we analyzed individual indicators of the health status of patients over 18 years of age, who are attached for medical care to the SIS «Research and Practical Center of Preventive and Clinical Medicine» SAD, and constructed predictive trends for 5 years. Results: The conducted retrospective analysis made it possible to state that the health of the adult population, which is attached for medical care to the SIS RPCPCM SAD during 2009-2021, is stable, without negative dynamics and a forecast expectation of deterioration over the next 5 years, which is confirmed by the analysis of forecast trends of dynamic changes in indicators of general and primary morbidity, as well as the prevalence of diseases. Conclusions: The stability of the dynamics of indicators of the total incidence of the most common nosological forms of diseases of the main rating classes of diseases indicates the effectiveness of preventive measures, detection of bridges and early diagnosis of diseases among the attached contingent.

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