Russian Federation Ministry Research Articles

Psychological Analysis of Informational Materials: Establishing a New Type of Forensic Psychological Evaluation and a New Forensic Science Specialty

The need for the imposition of the new expert specialty stems from the law enforcement agencies’ demand for psychological research of informational materials in cases involving extremism and terrorism display, indecent assaults on the Internet, corruption offences, inducement and instigation of suicide, propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations among minors, propaganda of Nazi symbols and emblems and many others. Formation particularities of the new type of forensic psychological expertise and the new expert specialty ‘Psychological research of informational materials’ in the Russian Ministry of Justice forensic institutions are contemplated. The defnitions of subject and objects of this type of expertise as well as of the term ‘informational material’ are given. In the context of experts’ further vocational retraining problem it is underscored that during the public forensic experts’ preparation for the Russian Federal Centre of Forensic Science of the Russian Federation Ministry of Justice system an innovative author’s further vocational training programme in expert specialty ‘Psychological research of informational materials’ is used. Meanwhile some non-State organizations, the so-called non-proft organizations, providing educational and certifcation services in the forensic feld apply the same specialty description furnishing non-original content. As a result, the members of law enforcement agencies and judges appointing an expertise form a misconception about the qualifcation of the experts having such certifcates. The unifcation of experts’ training programmes for state and non-state organizations can change the situation and improve the quality of services in forensic psychology as well as the implementation of mandatory experts’ certifcation, training programmes and materials licensing and the governmental control of the certifying organizations.

Joint Meeting of the Specialized Russian Federation Ministry of Health Commission on the Gastroenterology Specialty and the Chief Gastroenterologists of the Russian Federal Subjects

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Chronic decompression sickness and its diagnosis

Clinical pattern of the chronic decompression sickness is non-specific and there is objective difficulty to reveal the cause-and-effect relationship between the diver’s health condition and his professional activity in each case. This problem is not only obstructing necessary medical and social aid to the patient but also provides the light-minded relation to the preventive measures organization before diving long-term adverse health effects. A clinical case of professional pathology diagnosed in the diver. The patient served in 1993-2000 in Armed Forces of the Russian Federation as diver-welder, during this period no active complains were demonstrated, as he told, for saving diver’s qualification. In 2000 the patient retired for social and economic reasons and was accepted as a healthy person by a military medical expert commission. Until 2007 he was working by speciality not related to increased pressure terms. In 2007 after medical expert commission examination, the patient continued his work as a civilian personnel diver of the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense, during this time the clear relation between pain syndrome and diving episodes was detected. The patient was self-treated with analgesics and heat physical therapy with unstable effect. In 2014 because of increased lower back pain syndrome, he turned to medical aid. In2015 the diagnosis of chronic decompression sickness was established. Pathogenesis of chronic decompression sickness in not enough investigated, including methodical reasons. Prophylactic measures existing in routine medical diving practice are aimed only for acute non-specific and specific diver’s pathologies and this fact doesn’t favour special attention of the medicals for long-term post-diving effects. It provides to the low efficiency of measures for saving divers, aquanauts and caisson workers professional suitability despite known cases of their health disorders during work experience.

The First Experience of Treatment of Patients with Primary Mediastinal Lymphoma Using the R-m-NHL-BFM-90/R-EPOCH Protocol

Background: Primary mediastinal lymphoma (PML) is an aggressive, but curable disease. Given the rarity of disease there is no consensus on the most effective program. The most encouraging results with R-DA-EPOCH program (Dunleavy K. et al, 2013) demonstrated high response rate and improved long-term event-free (EFS) and overall survival (OS) without radiotherapy. However, in the real world setting we still face a very difficult treatment decision: on the one hand, due to increasing treatment-related toxicities about 20% of patients (pts) didn't complete the treatment plan, on the other, approximately 10% of patients had disease progression or relapse.Based on our own successful experience of treating aggressive B-cell lymphomas by using the previously published R-m-NHL-BFM-90 protocol, we used a strategy of intensive induction of remission (blocks A, B), followed by de-escalation of therapy with 2 or 4 courses of R-EPOCH depending of interim PET/CT (iPET/CT) results. Here we report the first results of the toxicity and efficacy assessment of the response-adapted program R-m-NHL-BFM-90/R-EPOCH for patients with untreated primary mediastinal lymphoma.Methods: Eleven previously untreated patients (pts) with PML underwent R-m-NHL-BFM-90/R-EPOCH treatment between October 2004 and July 2015 in Federal State Budgetary Organization «National Research Center for Hematology of Russian Federation Ministry of Healthcare»; median age 34 years old (range 24-50); M\\F=2\\9; Ann Arbor stage >I in 11 (100%). All the patients had one or more adverse factors (bulky mediastinal disease>10 cm in 10 pts, soft tissues involvement in 7 pts, breast in 4 pts; elevated lactate dehydrogenase level in 7 pts, pleural effusion in 5 pts). The treatment plan consisted of: (i) pre-phase (dexamethasone and cyclophosphamide); (ii) induction of remission (courses A and B of NHL-BFM-90 program that was modified in the following way: the dose of methotrexate was reduced to 1500mg/m2 (12 h) in course A, doxorubicin in dose 50mg\\m2 was added on the third day of course A); (iii) consolidation with R-EPOCH without dose escalation (2 courses in pts with negative iPET/CT (DS1-3) and 4 courses in pts with positive iPET/CT (DS 4-5)).Results: All the patients completed the treatment plan. Hematologic toxicity grade 3-4 was observed only during the induction therapy, mainly after block A. After the induction with R-m-NHL-BFM-90 8 out of 11 patients (72%) were iPET/CT-negative and received 2 additional courses of R-EPOCH; 3 out of 11 patients (28%) were iPET/CT-positive and received 4 additional courses of R-EPOCH. Only 1 patient's response was assessed as DS4 at the end-of-treatment PET/CT. She received autologous transplantation of hematopoietic stem cells and has now been in complete remission for 12 months. With a median follow-up of 10 months (range 1-29) all the patients are alive in complete remission.Conclusions: Despite a small number of patients and a short follow-up period, our results suggest that the response-adapted strategy of treatment is a reasonable option for PML patients, even in high risk of treatment failure. DisclosuresNo relevant conflicts of interest to declare.

The Results of a Three-Year Pneumococcal Vaccination of Children in Russia

Background.After inclusion of pneumococcal vaccination in the National Vaccination Schedule, it is very important to evaluate the efficacy of routine immunisation of the child population for more than 3 years. The obtained results provide opportunity to analyse the problems in achieving the goal, determine their causes, and suggest the ways of overcoming. Our aim was to study the results of a three-year period of pneumococcal vaccination of children.Methods.The quality of immunoprophylaxis of pneumococcal infection in the territory of the Russian Federation were assessed by analysing the coverage of vaccination and timeliness of its conduct after the inclusion of pneumococcal vaccine in the National Vaccination Schedule. The actual epidemiological efficacy of pneumococcal vaccination was assessed based on morbidity and mortality due to community-acquired pneumonia, incidence of acute otitis media among children. By questioning parents (n = 352) who applied to the Federal State Autonomous Institution of the Russian Federation Ministry of Health ‘National Medical Research Centre for Children’s Health, the timeliness of pneumococcal vaccination for infants was established.Results.In most regions, a high level of pneumococcal vaccination coverage was reached (87% of children). Despite the fact that the majority of children (73%) were vaccinated untimely. In particular, the results of a questionnaire survey conducted in the Moscow vaccination centre indicate insufficient awareness of parents for the need to vaccinate infants against pneumococcal infection by primary care professionals and, as a consequence, a low level of timely initiated vaccine introduction (40.1%). The introduction of routine prophylactic pneumococcal vaccination in Russia resulted in a 35% reduction in the death rate of children from community-acquired pneumonia, led to a decrease in the incidence of acute otitis media.Conclusion.The introduction of routine prophylactic vaccination of children against Streptococcus pneumoniae helps to reduce morbidity and mortality from pneumococcal infections. The surveillance system for community-acquired pneumonia requires further improvement. It is advisable to conduct an additional analysis on the reasons for refusals and medical exemptions to vaccination. It is important to increase the professional level of paediatricians in prophylactic vaccination.

: 2017 (Current State of the Accounting Reform in Russia: The Results of 2017)

Russian Abstract: Рассмотрено современное состояние реформы бухгалтерского учета в Российской Федерации, существенно ускорившейся в 2016-2017 гг. Особое внимание уделено освещению возможностей участия любых заинтересованных в развитии российского бухгалтерского учета лиц в разработке документов в области регулирования бухгалтерского учета. Методы. Исследование основано на применении общенаучных методов: анализа, синтеза, сравнения. Исходными данными послужили действующие федеральные стандарты бухгалтерского учета (положения по бухгалтерскому учету) и их проекты, международные стандарты финансовой отчетности, отраслевые стандарты бухгалтерского учета и их проекты, рекомендации в области бухгалтерского учета, а также информация Министерства финансов Российской Федерации и субъектов негосударственного регулирования бухгалтерского учета о состоянии разработки документов в области регулирования бухгалтерского учета. Результаты. Сделан вывод о наблюдающемся с 2016 г. качественно новом уровне реформирования, отличающемся широким привлечением к разработке документов в области регулирования бухгалтерского учета субъектов негосударственного регулирования бухгалтерского учета. Определен круг разработчиков проектов таких документов и сфера их нормотворческой деятельности. Приведен регламент взаимодействия субъектов негосударственного регулирования бухгалтерского учета с Министерством финансов Российской Федерации и другими заинтересованными сторонами при разработке федеральных стандартов бухгалтерского учета. Подведены промежуточные итоги работы субъектов государственного и негосударственного регулирования бухгалтерского учета по состоянию на конец 2017 г. Перспективы. Результаты исследования могут быть полезны представителями профессионального сообщества (в том числе вузовскими работниками), планирующими принять участие в процедуре общественного обсуждения проектов федеральных стандартов бухгалтерского учета и разработке рекомендаций в области бухгалтерского учета. English Abstract: The article deals with the current state of the accounting reform in the Russian Federation. This reform significantly accelerated in 2016-2017. Particular attention paid to highlighting the opportunities for anyone interested in the development of Russian accounting of participation in the accounting regulation documents working. Methods. For the study, I used methods of analysis, synthesis and comparison. The Russian Accounting Standards and their Drafts, International Financial Reporting Standards, Industry Accounting Standards and their Drafts, Accounting Recommendations and information from the Russian Federation Ministry of Finance and subjects of non-state accounting regulation are the research source data. Results. I concluded that since 2016 a qualitatively new level of Russian accounting reform has been observed. This level characterized by a broad involvement of non-state accounting regulation subjects to the development of accounting regulation documents. I have defined the circle of drafts developers this documents and the scope of their norm-setting activities. I described the rules for interaction between non-state accounting regulation subjects with the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation and other interested parties in the development of federal accounting standards. I summed up the intermediate results of the state and non-state accounting regulation subjects work as on the end of 2017. Discussion. Results of the research could use by representatives of the professional community (including university employees) who plan to participate in the public discussion of draft federal accounting standards and developing accounting recommendations.

Morbidity and mortality of the Russian population from acute respiratory viral infections, pneumonia and vaccination.

In order to assess the impact of influenza vaccination and pneumococcal infection (PI) were studied seasonal morbidity and mortality because of influenza, acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) and pneumonia among the population of the Russian Federation during 2012-2016 timeframe. There were analyzed the data of Federal service for surveillance in consumer rights protection and human welfare (Rospotrebnadzor) on influenza vaccination and PI and ARVI morbidity (including influenza), diseases of the respiratory system (DRS). The information on mortality of the population of Russia because of these diseases received from official publications of the Federal State statistics service (Rosstat) and The Ministry of health of the Russian Federation (Ministry of Health of Russia) on the mortality rates of the population of Russia because of these illnesses. the analysis revealed that compared to 2015, in 2016 the incidence rate of ARVI in total Russian population was increased to 5,7%. The incidence rate of influenza in 2016 reached 60,5 cases per 100 thousand of the total population and was higher than the 1,8 times than in 2015 (34,01 on 100 thousand people). The incidence rate of pneumonia in total population was increased by 24,0% in 2016 compared to 2015. According to Rosstat data, the increase of deaths because of influenza and ARVI was mainly in the first semester of 2016, which was associated with influenza epidemic. Mortality because of pneumonia dropped by 10,8% and from other DRS - by 6,9%, which might indicate on the improvement of the quality of medical care and prevention of DRS. Reduction in the mortality rate because of pneumonia also was due to significant influenza vaccination coverage and the increasing number of children and adults vaccinated against PI.

Morbidity and mortality of the Russian population from acute respiratory viral infections, pneumonia and vaccination

In order to assess the impact of influenza vaccination and pneumococcal infection (PI) were studied seasonal morbidity and mortality because of influenza, acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) and pneumonia among the population of the Russian Federation during 2012-2016 timeframe.The methods. There were analyzed the data of Federal service for surveillance in consumer rights protection and human welfare (Rospotrebnadzor) on influenza vaccination and PI and ARVI morbidity (including influenza), diseases of the respiratory system (DRS). The information on mortality of the population of Russia because of these diseases received from official publications of the Federal State statistics service (Rosstat) and The Ministry of health of the Russian Federation (Ministry of Health of Russia) on the mortality rates of the population of Russia because of these illnesses. Results: the analysis revealed that compared to 2015, in 2016 the incidence rate of ARVI in total Russian population was increased to 5,7%. The incidence rate of influenza in 2016 reached 60,5 cases per 100 thousand of the total population and was higher than the 1,8 times than in 2015 (34,01 on 100 thousand people). The incidence rate of pneumonia in total population was increased by 24,0% in 2016 compared to 2015. According to Rosstat data, the increase of deaths because of influenza and ARVI was mainly in the first semester of 2016, which was associated with influenza epidemic. Mortality because of pneumonia dropped by 10,8% and from other DRS - by 6,9%, which might indicate on the improvement of the quality of medical care and prevention of DRS. Reduction in the mortality rate because of pneumonia also was due to significant influenza vaccination coverage and the increasing number of children and adults vaccinated against PI.

A New Stage of Development of Gerontology and Geriatrics in Russia: Problems in Creation of a Geriatric-Care System. Part 2. Structure of the System and a Scientific Approach

The publication is the second part of the analytical review on the new stage of development of gerontology and geriatrics in Russia. Components of social support system for senior citizens and the structure of social-medical care as its crucial components are presented. The problem of positioning of geriatric care within the system of social support for senior citizens, as well as its peculiarities and the algorithm providing geriatric care are discussed. The analysis of this algorithm allowed us to justify the indissoluble link and continuity of individual components of geriatric care and its cost-effectiveness. The position of the Russian Federation Ministry of Health concerning of introduction of geriatric care as an element in the system of medical care for older citizens was looking through. The pilot project «Territory of Care» proposed by the Russian Federation Ministry of Labor and Ministry of Health for establishment of long-term system of medical and social care to citizens of the older generation on the principles of multidisciplinary and interdepartmental interaction was elucidated as well. Some failures of the project have been highlighted and recommendations for its development were stressed. The role of gerontology as a systemic basis for creation of geriatric service in Russia and for the development of an integrated social and medical care to citizens of the older generation was underlined. The main priorities in the field of aging in the forthcoming decade are formulated. The most promising areas of research in the field of gerontology were discussed, the implementation of which will allow to realize the State social policy goals focused on the quality of life of senior citizens. Finally, the position of Gerontological Society of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the creation of mechanisms of scientific support for the renovation of geriatric services, including collaboration with experts in the field of practical medicine, social workers, and organization of scientific coordination of all efforts for the development of geriatric care to citizens of the older generation are presented.

Компетентностная модель обучения магистров в сфере гостеприимства и туризма: опыт формирования научно-исследовательских и аналитических компетенций

During the last decades hospitality and tourism industry has played significant role in the international economy opening extensive opportunities for conducting research and educational activities. However despite significant transformation of this sphere and considerable number of educational programs in this field there is still lack of research in H & T in Russia. We also do not see deep integration of research component into the H&T university education. At the same time the fact that the labour market demands for academic and research competencies is mentioned in professional standards developed as part of Professional standards development plan for 2012 - 2015. Formation of such competencies at the H&T programs can be achieved only by students' involvement in research activities during the study process. This article demonstrates the experience of involving students into such activities by means of introducing regular research seminar aimed at developing relevant competencies as part of the program curriculum. The aim of the article is to present the results of using competence based approach in teaching during the research seminar within the framework of specialization "'Tourism and Hotel Management" of master program "Experience Economy: Hospitality and Tourism Management" at the Faculty of Business and Management at National Research University Higher School of Economics (NRU HSE). Competence based approach used as the methodological basis was developed as part of Bologna process. Main methods include document analysis covering professional standards created as part of Professional standards development plan for 2012 - 2015 under the supervision of Russian federation Ministry for Labor and Social Security; federal state educational standards for higher professional education (bachelor and master programs) that form the framework for Russian universities educational programs implementation; state educational standards for higher professional education/Federal state educational standard for higher professional education/educational standard of NRU HSE . This work resulted in development of a concept of research seminar "Current research trends in hospitality and tourism management". The article presents experience of conducting this seminar.

FIGHTING WAY OF 29TH SEPARATE SKI TEAM DURING OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS OF CENTRAL FRONT

By the beginning of 1943 the Soviet armed forces have achieved major successes. The counter-offensive at Stalingrad dramatically changed strategic situation on the Soviet-German front in favor of the Red Army. In these circumstances, the Supreme Command decided; leveraging the success of the Stalingrad counteroffensive, expand common forward fight from Leningrad to the Caucasus. It was decided to concentrate its efforts on the south-westerly direction, that is, where enemy was applied particularly noticeable damage and where least expected his stubborn resistance. Important role in operations against the Army Group Center was assigned to the Central Front, which was formed after the defeat of F. Paulus at Stalingrad during the operation Ring. The Central Front included 21th Army under the command of Lieutenant General I.M. Chistyakov, 65 Army under the command of Lieutenant-General P.I. Baht, 70th Army under the command of Major-General G.F. Tarasova, 16 th Air Army under the command of Lieutenant-General S. Rudenko, 2 Panzer Army under the command of Lieutenant General A.G. Rodin, 2nd Guards Cavalry Corps under the command of Lieutenant-General V. Kryukov, which included the 29th Infantry Brigade separate ski, This article discusses the combat path of the 29th separate ski Infantry Brigade involved in the battle for the interception of Soviet strategic initiative in the Second World War. Thoroughly studied and analyzed the documents of the Central Archive of the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense, as well as the available literature on the subject that has allowed to clearly define the goals and objectives of the study, formulated the methodological basis - the principle of scientific historicism and objectivity, as well as the principle of systems in the study of history as part of the test of chronological period. It is shown in what difficult conditions these events took place. Example of soldiers of the 29th Infantry Brigade separate ski - this is an example for the patriotic education of Russian society.

Higher Education System Restructuring: Evaluating Results of University Mergers

The main focus of the article is the question if mergers, takeovers, and organizational restructuring lead to increased university efficacy. The task of defining efficacy with several and output performance indicators nowadays is easily solved by a data envelope analysis (DEA). Two models for evaluating educational and academic efficacy of a university. Calculations use DEA model oriented towards input (Input Orientated) with constant return to scale (Constant Returns to Scale, CRS). In order to conduct comparative analysis of groups of universities undergoing restructuring process of different magnitude the authors suggest several university classifications: - according to the number of merged and/or liquidated units; - restructuring completion period; - restructuring mechanism type; - including mid level professional education into the university under evaluation. In order to test the suggested hypotheses the authors used non parametric statistic methods of average comparison. The pool for this research covered 132 universities with the Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science as a founder. The research has not identified decreased efficacy of universities as a result of restructuring process. It has turned out that universities actively participating in restructuring processes have become more effective in comparison with other universities. The research has not observed the effect of temporary decrease and following growth of efficacy at organizations undergoing mergers or takeovers. The research has not supported the hypothesis of decreasing university efficacy as a result of taking over mid level professional education institution. The results of the research clearly indicate the lag in efficacy as compared to the leading competitors where 2010 is a reference year. The authors understand that testing whether suggested hypotheses are true or false and require more detailed research of the university as compared to 2010. As many countries have accumulated sufficient experience of higher education restructuring the results of research into Russian universities restructuring making a comparison of the efficacy of the leading competitors according to numbers in 2010. The authors understand that it will take time to see if their suggestion are true or false. As foreign higher education restructuring materials can be easily downloaded. The results of the research of Russian Federation universities restructuring allow for provide conclusions, using accumulated theoretical concepts for explaining and predicting possible consequences of using different restricting mechanisms. The article uses academically acknowledged envelope data analysis method. This method is for the first time used to compare university efficacy in dynamics.

Integration of Universities and Industrial Enterprises as a Factor of Higher Vocational Education Development

The paper deals with integration of higher education institutions and machine building enterprises using the example of Petrozavodsk State Universty, Petrozavodskmash OJSC and AEM-technology OJSC. In development of such integration, an important part is played by the initiatives of the Russian Federation Government and the Russian Federation Ministry of education and science aimed at enhancement of innovative interaction of universities and industrial enterprises. It has been demonstrated that joint work of higher education institutions and industrial enterprises not only considerably raises the professional level of scientists, developers, pedagogues, postgraduate students of the university but also promotes higher quality and demand for professionals graduated by the university who are ready for efficient work in high-tech organizations of the real sector of the economy. Preconditions are created for the development of scientific research and innovation developments of young scientists and professionals, and the connection of academic and scientific process of the university with the production and commerce activity of the enterprise is consolidated.

Improving of the operation efficiency of the vehicle due to using of the neodymium magnets inside the vibration isolation devices

In this paper the isolation suspension with stiffness compensator based on neodymium magnets is suggested. It was found that the passive vibration isolators not completely sufficient of modern requirement of the vibration isolation. It was determined that the neodymium magnets with the same initial parameters are most effective in comparison with DC current electromagnets. The mathematical model of the vibration isolation suspension has been developed. In this research the traction characteristics for given magnets are presented. Also the design of the vibration isolation suspension with compensator of the stiffness based on neodymium magnets has been developed. This research has been performed under support of the President scholarship for young scientists under the order of Russian Federation Ministry of the education and science No 184 from 10th of March 2015.

PART TAKEN BY THE INSTITUTION OF NOTARY IN PROTECTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND LEGITIMATE INTERESTS OF CITIZENS

The paper examined operation of notaries (in Russian Federation generally and in the Siberian Federal District, in particular) with the review of large statistics data and the latest amendments to the legislation of Russia, in order to protect the constitutional rights of private citizens and legal entities. In the recent years, considerable attention in our country has been given to the issue of implementing CAT (computer-assisted techniques) and ommunications and their proper operation, as a means to ensure the citizens' rights that enables their minimizing the time and material costs for exercising their rights. The country formally legalized a landmark approach that the notaries are expected to apply in working with electronic documents. Implementing the State policy in this domain shall be entrusted to the Russian Federation Ministry of Justice. From January 1st, 2015 significant amendments were made to the “Basics of Notary Operation”, in particular, the Russian Ministry of Justice has increased powers for their regional bodies and for the notary chambers in the RF constituent regions in the field of surveillance over the notaries, and established additional requirements for people aspiring to a position of notary, and procedures of interacting with the local self-rule bodies concerning the records taking and filing the data on the completed notary operations.

Management of providing surgical medical care in non-state day patient healthcare facilities of the railways in 2002-2011

Aim. To study the changes of the of non-state day patient healthcare facilities performance indicators on providing ambulatory surgical care. Methods. Data of joint statistical reports of railway transport health facilities issued at 2002-2011, as well as documents that regulates providing surgical care to the population of the Russian Federation, Rosstat and Russian Health Ministry statistical data for the same period, were used for the analysis. Results. Surgical aid provided in day patient healthcare facilities of different types was changing differently. In out-patient clinics, the number of operations increased twicefold during 10 years, surgical aid provision per 10 000 population increased almost by 3 times (287%) over the 10-year period. The opposite trends were observed in day care facilities of the hospitals - the number of operations decreased, as well as surgical aid provision per 10 000 population and surgical procedures rate on 100 discharged patients from 6.5 to 3. In 2002, the structure of outpatient surgeries in day patient healthcare facilities was the following: skin and subcutaneous tissue surgeries - 41.8%, female reproductive organs - 51.4%, ears, nose and throat - 2.7%. By 2011, the structure has changed: with 70.3% surgeries performed on female reproductive organs, and 18.3% - on skin and subcutaneous tissue. Comparative assessment of the development of surgical care in day patient healthcare facilities based in out-patient clinics of JSC «Russian Railways» revealed that in this matter railway medical complex was more dynamic and developing rapidly. Conclusion. Non-state health facilities of the transport industry (for example, medical complex of JSC «Russian Railways») have all the managerial and legislative backgroung for further development of out-patient surgery within the framework of 24-hour hospital substituting technologies in in day patient healthcare facilities based in out-patient clinics.

The Russian Federation Ministry of Culture Board Meeting

The board meeting on “The draft document Main directions of the library activity development on the preservation of library collections in the Russian Federation for 2011-2020 and Main directions of the all-Russian information and library network LIBNET development for 2011-2020”.

Reforming the Euro-Atlantic Security Architecture: An Opportunity for U.S. Leadership

For the past year and a half, President Dmitry Medvedev of Russia has been pressing the United States and its European allies to open negotiations on a treaty establishing a new Euro-Atlantic secur...

Meeting of the Russian Federation Ministry of Culture Collegium on the “Implementation of the Project on the Main Activities of the Russian Federation Government “Development of Librarianship” until 2012

Information about the Meeting of the Russian Federation Ministry of Culture Collegium on the “Implementation of the Project on the Main Activities of the Russian Federation Government “Development of Librarianship” until 2012. September 29, 2009.

Russian Federation Ministry of Education Russian Academy of Sciences Kemerovo State University Russian Physical Society Institute of Physical Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences Kemerovo Oblast Administration Institute of Solid State Chemistry and Mechanochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences IX International Conference on Physicochemical Processes in Inorganic Materials (September 22–25, 2004)

Russian Federation Ministry of Education Russian Academy of Sciences Kemerovo State University Russian Physical Society Institute of Physical Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences Kemerovo Oblast Administration Institute of Solid State Chemistry and Mechanochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences IX International Conference on Physicochemical Processes in Inorganic Materials (September 22–25, 2004)