The article considers main problems related to implementation of social protection of persons involved in medical care support during COVID-19 pandemic. The purpose of the study is to identify organizational legal problems in implementing social protection of persons involved in medical care support during COVID-19. The normative legal acts of the Russian Federation, the WHO documents, official data of Minzdrav of Russia, information from portals of "Stopcoronavirus.rf", Constitutional Court of Russia, Inquiry Committee of Russia, office of Public Prosecutor of Russia and Trade Union of medical workers of Russia were analyzed. The study used as its methodology the dialectical method of cognition of social legal phenomena. The logical analysis, system analysis and comparative jurisprudence analysis were applied too. The analysis of national legislation, court decisions, information from official websites of the President of the Russian Federation, executive authorities (state reports on sanitary epidemiological well-being of population of the Russian Federation in 2020-2023) demonstrated that in 2020-2023 additional social guarantees were provided for workers of medical organizations, including additional social payments. Unfortunately, complicacy of establishing diagnosis, misinterpretation of clinical norms, lacking of explanations at instant of novels occurrence resulted in emergence of complaints of workers of medical organizations.
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