Types of medical care provided

2. In the provision of primary, including pre-medical, medical and specialized, health care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
1) when providing primary pre-medical health care in outpatient settings by:

obstetrics;
anesthesiology and resuscitation;
bacteriology;
vaccination (carrying out preventive vaccinations);
laboratory diagnostics;
therapeutic physical training;
medical case;
medical statistics;
medical massage;
operational business;
organization of nursing;
roentgenology;
nursing;
nursing in pediatrics;
Orthopedic stomatology;
physiotherapy;
functional diagnostics;

2. In the provision of primary, including pre-medical, medical and specialized, health care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
2) when providing primary medical health care in outpatient settings by:

vaccination (carrying out preventive vaccinations);
organization of public health and public health;
pediatrics;
therapy;
management of nursing activity;

2. In the provision of primary, including pre-medical, medical and specialized, health care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
4) in the provision of primary specialized health care in outpatient settings by:

obstetrics and gynecology (except for the use of assisted reproductive technologies);
obstetrics and gynecology (use of assisted reproductive technologies);
allergology and immunology;
anesthesiology and resuscitation;
bacteriology;
gastroenterology;
Hematology;
genetics;
dermatovenereology;
pediatric surgery;
diabetology;
dietetics;
fence, cryopreservation and storage of germ cells and tissues of reproductive organs;
infectious diseases;
cardiology;
clinical laboratory diagnostics;
clinical pharmacology;
coloproctology;
laboratory genetics;
therapeutic physical culture and sports medicine;
medical statistics;
neurology;
Neurosurgery;
nephrology;
oncology;
organization of public health and public health;
otorhinolaryngology (with the exception of cochlear implantation);
ophthalmology;
plastic surgery;
occupational pathology;
psychiatry;
psychiatry-narcology;
psychotherapy;
radiology;
Rheumatology
roentgenology;
reflexotherapy;
Sexology;
cardiovascular surgery;
Orthopedic stomatology;
dentistry therapeutic;
dentistry surgical;
surdology-otorhinolaryngology;
thoracic surgery;
traumatology and orthopedics;
transportation of germ cells and (or) tissues of reproductive organs;
ultrasound diagnosis;
management of nursing activity;
urology;
physiotherapy;
functional diagnostics;
surgery;
endocrinology;
endoscopy;
epidemiology;

2. In the provision of primary, including pre-medical, medical and specialized, health care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
5) in the provision of primary specialized health care in a day hospital based on:

anesthesiology and resuscitation;
bacteriology;
Hematology;
diabetology;
dietetics;
infectious diseases;
cardiology;
clinical laboratory diagnostics;
clinical pharmacology;
therapeutic physical culture and sports medicine;
neurology;
organization of public health and public health;
roentgenology;
reflexotherapy;
transfusiology;
ultrasound diagnosis;
management of nursing activity;
physiotherapy;
functional diagnostics;
endocrinology;
endoscopy;
epidemiology;

3. In the provision of specialized, including high-tech, medical care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
2) in the provision of specialized medical care in stationary conditions by:

obstetrics;
obstetrics and gynecology (except for the use of assisted reproductive technologies);
obstetrics and gynecology (use of assisted reproductive technologies);
allergology and immunology;
bacteriology;
vaccination (carrying out preventive vaccinations);
gastroenterology;
Hematology;
genetics;
pediatric surgery;
diabetology;
dietetics;
fetal hematopoietic stem cells;
fence, cryopreservation and storage of germ cells and tissues of reproductive organs;
withdrawal and storage of organs and (or) human tissues for transplantation;
infectious diseases;
cardiology;
clinical laboratory diagnostics;
clinical pharmacology;
coloproctology;
laboratory genetics;
laboratory diagnostics;
therapeutic physical training;
therapeutic physical culture and sports medicine;
medical rehabilitation;
medical statistics;
medical massage;
neurology;
Neurosurgery;
neonatology;
nephrology;
oncology;
operational business;
organization of public health and public health;
organization of nursing;
otorhinolaryngology (with the exception of cochlear implantation);
ophthalmology;
pediatrics;
plastic surgery;
psychiatry;
psychotherapy;
pulmonology;
radiology;
rheumatology;
roentgenology;
X-ray endovascular diagnosis and treatment;
reflexotherapy;
cardiovascular surgery;
nursing;
nursing in pediatrics;
dentistry surgical;
surdology-otorhinolaryngology;
therapy;
thoracic surgery;
traumatology and orthopedics;
transportation of hematopoietic stem cells and bone marrow;
transportation of organs and (or) human tissues for transplantation;
transportation of germ cells and (or) tissues of reproductive organs;
transfusiology;
ultrasound diagnosis;
management of nursing activity;
urology;
physiotherapy;
functional diagnostics;
surgery;
surgery (abdominal);
storage of hematopoietic stem cells and bone marrow;
endocrinology;
endoscopy;
epidemiology;

3. In the provision of specialized, including high-tech, medical care, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
4) when providing high-tech medical care in stationary conditions by:

obstetrics and gynecology (except for the use of assisted reproductive technologies);
obstetrics and gynecology (use of assisted reproductive technologies);
gastroenterology;
Hematology;
cardiology;
neurology;
Neurosurgery;
neonatology;
nephrology;
ophthalmology;
cardiovascular surgery;
thoracic surgery;
traumatology and orthopedics;
urology;
surgery (abdominal);
Surgery (transplantation of organs and (or) tissues);
endocrinology.

4. In the provision of emergency medical care, including emergency medical assistance, the following works (services) are organized and performed:
2) in the provision of emergency specialized medical care outside the medical organization, including emergency emergency medical advisory teams, by:

obstetrics and gynecology (except for the use of assisted reproductive technologies);
anesthesiology and resuscitation;
neurology;
neonatology;
organization of public health and public health;

7. During the medical examinations, medical examinations and medical examinations the following works (services) are organized and performed:
1) during medical examinations on:

medical examinations (preliminary, periodic);
medical examinations (pre-trip, post-trip);

7. During the medical examinations, medical examinations and medical examinations the following works (services) are organized and performed:
2) during medical examinations:

medical examination for the presence of medical contraindications to the management of the vehicle;
medical examination for medical contraindications to possession of weapons;

7. During the medical examinations, medical examinations and medical examinations the following works (services) are organized and performed:
3) when conducting medical examinations on:

examination of the quality of medical care;
examination of professional suitability;
examination of temporary incapacity for work;

8. When donating blood and (or) its components for medical purposes, works (services) are organized and performed for the procurement, storage of donor blood and (or) its components.