Abstract
Objective. This article is devoted to the analysis of the mechanism for the implementation of the national project «Health», as well as the assessment of the effectiveness of its implementation.
 Materials and methods. Currently, there is no system for timely and publicly available assessment of the effectiveness of the implementation of the national project «Healthcare» both at the national and regional levels. In this regard, it is proposed to evaluate the effectiveness of the national project according to the methodology based on the integral indicator of effectiveness, developed by the experts of the Higher School of Health Management for assessing the health of the region.
 Results. The concept and role of national projects in the regional economy as part of strategic planning is given. The management system and the mechanism for the implementation of the national project in health care at the regional level are disclosed. Techniques for evaluating the effectiveness of the implementation of national projects have been studied. The current state of the implementation of the national project «Healthcare» in the Altai Territory is characterized. The mechanism for the implementation of the national project «Healthcare» is analyzed.
 Conclusion. An assessment of the effectiveness of the implementation of the national project showed an insufficient level of implementation of the program in the Altai Territory during 2019-2020, which was facilitated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which significantly worsened the mortality rate among the adult population.
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