Abstract

Existing approaches to the implementation of cost-sharing agreements in the Russian Federation are described. Such agreements are used in practice to limit budget expenditures while improving access to modern drug therapy for patients. Presently, innovative models of drug provision are not directly mentioned in federal legislation and are not covered by special legal regulation; therefore, they are regulated by the general rules of the applicable law. The authors propose approaches to determining the juridical nature of cost-sharing agreements, analyze the organizational schemes used in practice and assess their compliance with different legislative fields: civil law, legislation on the protection of competition, law on the contract system in the procurement of goods and services for state and municipal needs, and the law on obligatory medical insurance. The results of the analysis can be used in the implementation of cost-sharing agreements in the daily activities of medical organizations and public health authorities of the Russian Federation.

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