Abstract
The growth of population older than working age with specific age characteristics and problems inevitably results in increasing number of their visits to physicians both in out-patient and in-patient organizations. The purpose of the study is to evaluate indices of hospital medical care of patients older than working age based on the beds profile in the Russian Federation during 2012-2019. The comprehensive study was organized to investigate dynamics of the main indices of inpatient medical care of people older than working age residing at specialized hospital beds (hospitalization rate, hospital mortality, average length of stay in bed). The forms of the Federal statistical observation form № 47 and 30 for the Russian Federation in 2012-2019 were used. The statistical and analytical research methods were applied. During these 8 years, the hospitalization rate of patients older than working age increased up to 4.5% (from 27.36 to 28.6 per 100 of population of corresponding age), the hospital mortality rate - from 3.42% to 3.95%The average length of bed stay of patients decreased from 13.4 to 10.85 days that may be associated with intensification of treatment and diagnostic process. The rates of hospitalization of patients older than working age as compared with adults of able-bodied age were higher by 1.5-8.9 times for certain types of specialized medical care (ophthalmology, palliative care, nursing, cardiology, cardiac surgery, radiology, neurology, vascular surgery, oncology).
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