Abstract

The state health care policy in Russia is directed at improving medical care quality and population satisfaction with it. The functioning of medical organizations beloning to national health care system has determinative impact on population health. The increasing of level of organization of their functioning is imposible without target manpower policy, upgrading qualification and professionalism of health care workers. The purpose of the study was to analyze personnel potential of Oblast clinical hospital, as one of leading health care institutiond of the Astrakhan Oblast. The methodologies of statistical, logical and system analysis were applied. The study used method of continuous sampling and was carried out in 2012-2021. The information sources included forms of the Federal statistical monitoring № 30 "Information on the medical organization" and № 17 "Information on medical and pharmaceutical workers". The absolute and mean values, extensive parameters modeling structure and methods of dynamic series construction were applied. The study revealed positive dynamics of increasing of number of established posts on 33.7%. The number of physical persons of hospital medical personnel (the basic increase made up to 40%) increased. It resulted in decreasing of combining jobs coefficient and in increasing of staff efficiency employment. The women consisted 65.2% of all working physicians. The mean age made 43.2 years among phycians and 41.7 years among paramedical personnel. The ratio 1.5:1 of paramedical personnel to physicians in staff list is negative factor. Alongside, ratio of physical persons of paramedical personnel and physicians decreases. It testifies necessity of increasing both established posts and involvement of more physical persons to work on paramedical personnel rates.

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